Would you like to build one mobile web application that works on iPad and Kindle Fire as well as iPhone and Android smartphones? This introductory guide to jQuery Mobile shows you how. Through a series of hands-on exercises, you'll learn the best ways to use this framework's many interface components to build customizable, multiplatform apps. You don't need any programming skills or previous experience with jQuery to get started. By the time you finish this book, you'll know how to create responsive, Ajax-based interfaces that work on a variety of smartphones and tablets, using jQuery Mobile and semantic HTML5 code. * Understand how jQuery Mobile works with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript * Work with UI components to format content and create forms, lists, navbars, and buttons * Create dynamic content with JavaScript, Ajax, and the jQuery core framework * Customize your entire user interface with themes and CSS3 * Enable users to install your app from the browser and work with it offline * Distribute through app stores by packaging your creation as a native app
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Maximiliano Firtman is a developer focused on mobile and RIA development. He is a professor in web and mobile technologies, and founder of ITMaster Professional Training. He is author of many books in Spanish, including books on Java ME, ASP.NET, AJAX and Professional Web 2.0. He is founder and manager of ARFUG (Argentina RIA & Flex User Group), an official Adobe User Group covering many RIA technologies, including AJAX, Flex, AIR and Silverlight. He has spoken at conferences in Spanish and English and published dozens of articles in magazines (.CODE, Users) and online (MaestrosDelWeb, Forum Nokia). He has been a Forum Nokia Champion since 2006, and has developed many mobile projects as MobileTinyURL.com and widgen.com. He is an expert in AJAX, Adobe Flex, Java ME, Widgets for Mobile and iPhone development.
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Von Norbert
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Ich hatte bereits solide Javascript und JQuery-Kenntnisse. JQuery Mobile war mir allerdings neu. Das Buch bietet eine gute Einführung in die Thematik. Ich habe es nicht von Anfang bis Ende gelesen, sondern eher als Nachschlagewerk für die Entwicklung einer eigenen App genutzt. Das Buch ist nach den Funktionen und Möglichkeiten des Frameworks aufgebaut, die einzeln vorgestellt werden.
Ein Stern Abzug, da das Buch zwar solide die Möglichkeiten von JQuery Mobile zeigt, aber diesen Rahmen auch nicht verlässt. Für viele Probleme auf die man in der Praxis trifft muss man daher woanders eine Lösung suchen. Trotzdem bereue ich den Kauf nicht, denn das Buch hat mir sehr geholfen.
Ein Stern Abzug, da das Buch zwar solide die Möglichkeiten von JQuery Mobile zeigt, aber diesen Rahmen auch nicht verlässt. Für viele Probleme auf die man in der Praxis trifft muss man daher woanders eine Lösung suchen. Trotzdem bereue ich den Kauf nicht, denn das Buch hat mir sehr geholfen.
Von Nikolas Poniros
Format:Taschenbuch
Das Buch ist für Leute gedacht die keine Erfahrung mit jQuery Mobile haben. Schon nach den ersten paar Kapitel kann man eine einfache Webseite mit jQuery Mobile schreiben. Das einzige was man braucht ist bisschen Erfahrung mit HTML um das Buch folgen zu können.
Was ich gut fand sind die zahlreiche Beispiele mit Code und Bild. Das Bild ist besonders hilfreich wenn man den Code nicht direkt auf ein Smartphone testen kann. Es gibt sogar ein komplettes WebApp Beispiel (Code) in den letzten Kapitel des Buches und dort wird das gelernte zusammengefasst und somit hat man, meine Meinung nach, ein guten Überblick wie alles zusammen funktioniert.
Was mich so ein bisschen gestört hat waren Code/Text Teile die nicht mit einem Bild "verbunden" waren. Es ist viel einfacher den unterschied zwischen ähnlichen Tags zu verstehen wenn man ein konkretes Bild dafür hat, die Text Erklärung ist manchmal nicht genug.
Was meine Meinung nach fehlt ist eine klare Trennung zwischen HTML5 Tags und Tags die jQuery Mobile spezifisch sind.
Alles in allem fand ich das Buch hilfreich und empfehlenswert für Leute die schon erste Erfahrung mit HTML haben und sich für die Entwicklung von Web-Anwendungen für mobil Telefone/Tablets interessieren.
Was ich gut fand sind die zahlreiche Beispiele mit Code und Bild. Das Bild ist besonders hilfreich wenn man den Code nicht direkt auf ein Smartphone testen kann. Es gibt sogar ein komplettes WebApp Beispiel (Code) in den letzten Kapitel des Buches und dort wird das gelernte zusammengefasst und somit hat man, meine Meinung nach, ein guten Überblick wie alles zusammen funktioniert.
Was mich so ein bisschen gestört hat waren Code/Text Teile die nicht mit einem Bild "verbunden" waren. Es ist viel einfacher den unterschied zwischen ähnlichen Tags zu verstehen wenn man ein konkretes Bild dafür hat, die Text Erklärung ist manchmal nicht genug.
Was meine Meinung nach fehlt ist eine klare Trennung zwischen HTML5 Tags und Tags die jQuery Mobile spezifisch sind.
Alles in allem fand ich das Buch hilfreich und empfehlenswert für Leute die schon erste Erfahrung mit HTML haben und sich für die Entwicklung von Web-Anwendungen für mobil Telefone/Tablets interessieren.
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Just what I was looking for to piece jQuery Mobile together
6. März 2012
Von Justin S.
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This book is excellent and was just what I was looking for. It is exactly what the title claims it to be, a book to get you up and running with jQuery Mobile. It actually goes beyond that, which is appreciated.
This doesn't claim to be a "how to program jQuery" book; there are many other books on that topic. The focus of this book is purely the jQuery Mobile framework. I found it did help to be somewhat familiar with jQuery to get the full benefit of this book. I consider myself to be a just-beyond-novice jQuery developer (and long-time .NET developer) and I was very comfortable with the concepts and content in the book. If you understand the basic concepts of jQuery selectors, functions, and ajax, then you won't be lost.
I purchased this book after reviewing the jQuery Mobile official documentation (which is actually really good in itself). I felt that I needed something more to 'put it all together' and this book provided exactly that. The book explains jQuery Mobile best practices, common design elements, UI and form components, and examples of just about every layout and navigation feature jQuery Mobile has to offer. The book also presents more advanced topics such as HTML5-based offline access, creating and consuming plug-ins, and deployment options. Speaking of deployment options, I was happy to see design and architecture tips for targeting PhoneGap sprinkled throughout the book; including a section at the end regarding the PhoneGap packaging process.
Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to dive in to the jQuery Mobile framework. It is well organized, contains just enough detail, a lot of useful samples, and is presented clearly. After reading it, I felt I gained enough knowledge to confidently use jQuery Mobile.
This doesn't claim to be a "how to program jQuery" book; there are many other books on that topic. The focus of this book is purely the jQuery Mobile framework. I found it did help to be somewhat familiar with jQuery to get the full benefit of this book. I consider myself to be a just-beyond-novice jQuery developer (and long-time .NET developer) and I was very comfortable with the concepts and content in the book. If you understand the basic concepts of jQuery selectors, functions, and ajax, then you won't be lost.
I purchased this book after reviewing the jQuery Mobile official documentation (which is actually really good in itself). I felt that I needed something more to 'put it all together' and this book provided exactly that. The book explains jQuery Mobile best practices, common design elements, UI and form components, and examples of just about every layout and navigation feature jQuery Mobile has to offer. The book also presents more advanced topics such as HTML5-based offline access, creating and consuming plug-ins, and deployment options. Speaking of deployment options, I was happy to see design and architecture tips for targeting PhoneGap sprinkled throughout the book; including a section at the end regarding the PhoneGap packaging process.
Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to dive in to the jQuery Mobile framework. It is well organized, contains just enough detail, a lot of useful samples, and is presented clearly. After reading it, I felt I gained enough knowledge to confidently use jQuery Mobile.
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jQuery Mobile's Best Book
15. Mai 2012
Von Patrick Young
- Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
Format:Taschenbuch
I have read this book and I have also read the previous jQuery Mobile book by Jon Reid (Jul 7, 2011). The two books are very different. This one is written well.
This one was written by someone that knows the subject very well. Not just how jQuery Mobile works, but he also understands the entire eco system of the mobile web. His previous book Programming the Mobile Web serves as a testament to the type of author Max is. In an industry that is rapidly progressing, a book written 2 years prior would lose much of its value. Programming the Mobile Web is still worth the read today. Max knows his stuff and he knows how to articulate what he knows to others very well. I cannot say that about any other author in the tech industry.
I was never a fan of JavaScript and had no prior knowledge of jQuery when I read this book. I have since developed a few websites using jQuery Mobile and have a better grasp of jQuery's JavaScript syntax. Understanding the jQuery framework is not absolutely necessary but would be an asset for reading this book.
This book was instrumental in my "cool" mobile web development. jQuery Mobile offers widgets that give a mobile site some pizzaz without too much of a performance hit especially after the js and css are loaded into the Browser's cache.
This book was written before codiqa.com was introduced. codiqa.com is a great way to prototype a jQuery Mobile site. It has saved many hours of HTML coding and syntax debug.
This one was written by someone that knows the subject very well. Not just how jQuery Mobile works, but he also understands the entire eco system of the mobile web. His previous book Programming the Mobile Web serves as a testament to the type of author Max is. In an industry that is rapidly progressing, a book written 2 years prior would lose much of its value. Programming the Mobile Web is still worth the read today. Max knows his stuff and he knows how to articulate what he knows to others very well. I cannot say that about any other author in the tech industry.
I was never a fan of JavaScript and had no prior knowledge of jQuery when I read this book. I have since developed a few websites using jQuery Mobile and have a better grasp of jQuery's JavaScript syntax. Understanding the jQuery framework is not absolutely necessary but would be an asset for reading this book.
This book was instrumental in my "cool" mobile web development. jQuery Mobile offers widgets that give a mobile site some pizzaz without too much of a performance hit especially after the js and css are loaded into the Browser's cache.
This book was written before codiqa.com was introduced. codiqa.com is a great way to prototype a jQuery Mobile site. It has saved many hours of HTML coding and syntax debug.
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Good in some areas and easy to read.
1. März 2012
Von Doron Katz
- Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
Format:Taschenbuch
This book does indeed seem like a pre-released even though it has alredy been published, but it feels a bit incomplete in many areas, which was the general gist I got from reading this book and comparing it to various other books that I have come across. The second thing I noticed was the way the author structured this book, starting with a theoretical background of JQuery followed by the various controls (such as lists, navigation), leaving out DOM and selector stuff, which falls under the more fundamental JQuery literature, which means this book is catered towards people who have a basic/general understanding of JQuery. Whether the author will in fact later include those in chapters I am not sure of, but I would certainly like to see that summarised in a chapter or two.
Having said that, the author does imply that you need to get another book (cross-sell) in order to get understandings of other things, which isn't great, it's as if you purchased a catalogue that advertises other books, rather than substantiate these themes and topics in the book you would have purchased. I also can't validate purchasing this book over a cookbook, although there isn't any recent cookbook for JQuery by O'Reilly, since jQuery Cookbook, 1st Edition by C. Lindley in 2009.
The reading is quite easy although it feels very thin in many parts, although surprisingly good in other parts, such as with Event handling and theme rolling, which is quite good, but this also means that I would recommend this book only as a bundle with one or two other JQuery books in order to get a more holistic comprehension of JQuery Web development. This book does serve a purpose but that depends on what you want to get out of just this one book, or whether this will form part of a course for you and you will be armed with an arsenal of jQuery books in order to get a complete understanding of all the fundamental and more advanced concepts of the scripting language.
Having said that, the author does imply that you need to get another book (cross-sell) in order to get understandings of other things, which isn't great, it's as if you purchased a catalogue that advertises other books, rather than substantiate these themes and topics in the book you would have purchased. I also can't validate purchasing this book over a cookbook, although there isn't any recent cookbook for JQuery by O'Reilly, since jQuery Cookbook, 1st Edition by C. Lindley in 2009.
The reading is quite easy although it feels very thin in many parts, although surprisingly good in other parts, such as with Event handling and theme rolling, which is quite good, but this also means that I would recommend this book only as a bundle with one or two other JQuery books in order to get a more holistic comprehension of JQuery Web development. This book does serve a purpose but that depends on what you want to get out of just this one book, or whether this will form part of a course for you and you will be armed with an arsenal of jQuery books in order to get a complete understanding of all the fundamental and more advanced concepts of the scripting language.
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