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Building hybrid Android apps with Java and JavaScript /
Build HTML5-based hybrid applications for Android with a mix of native Java and JavaScript components, without using third-party libraries and wrappers such as PhoneGap or Titanium. This concise, hands-on book takes you through the entire process, from setting up your development environment to depl...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol, CA :
O'Reilly Media,
©2013.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Android Applications
- What Is a Hybrid Application?
- Categories of Applications
- Key Characteristics of Hybrid Apps
- Why Developing Hybrid Apps Makes Sense
- Hybrid Application Architecture
- How Do Hybrid Apps Work on the Android Platform?
- Installing Eclipse on Mac OS X
- Installing Android Development Tools
- Creating Your First Hybrid Android Project Using Eclipse IDE
- Android Development Using the Command Line
- Setting PATH Environment Variables
- What Is ADB (Android Debug Bridge)?
- Connecting an Android Device to the Development Host
- Connecting to an Android Device Over WiFi
- Using Apache Ant to Automate Building Android Applications
- Understanding the Android Build Process
- Resource Precompilation
- Service Interface Precompilation
- Java Compilation
- DEX Generation
- Resource Packaging
- Creation of the APK File
- Alignment
- CSS Preprocessors
- Installing SASS
- Integrating SASS into the Android Command-Line Build System
- JSLint Framework and Strict Coding Conventions
- Process HTML Templates
- Minifying CSS and JavaScript Files Using YUI Compressor
- Using Safari and Chrome Browsers for Faster JavaScript Debugging and UI Changes
- Android Application Architecture
- Key Android Components
- Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM)
- View
- Activity
- Fragment
- Intent
- Services
- Content Providers
- Broadcast Receiver
- Security Model in Android
- Resources
- String Resources
- Layout Resources
- Compiled and Uncompiled Android Resources
- Assets
- Structure of an Android App
- Application Manifest
- Application Package Name
- Application
- Activity
- Intents
- Intent Resolution
- Intent Filter
- Services
- Broadcast Receiver
- Specifying Compatible Device Configuration
- Declaring Needed Device Features
- Permissions
- SDK Version
- Hands-on Coding: Hybrid Hello World! Application
- The WebView as a Web Browser
- So What Is WebKit?
- Requesting Internet Permission from Android Manifest
- Instantiating and Accessing the WebView Control
- Loading a Web Page
- Loading HTML into WebView
- WebViewClient
- WebChromeClient
- Loading Local Files into the WebView
- Load Flash Files into the WebView
- Reading Files from the res/raw Directory
- Triggering JavaScript Functions from the Java Layer
- Opening a WebView in Fullscreen Mode
- Enabling a Resize Event in JavaScript While Your Application Is Fullscreen
- Binding Java Objects to WebView Using the addJavaScriptInterface() Method
- @JavaScriptInterface Annotations
- Security Considerations for Hybrid Applications
- HttpOnly Cookies and the Secure Flag
- Domain Whitelisting
- Configuring WebView Settings with WebSettings
- Preventing Local Files from Being Loaded in the WebView
- Enabling JavaScript
- Setting Default Font Size
- Zoom Controls
- Hardware Acceleration
- Architecture of a Hybrid Application
- Calling Java Methods from JavaScript
- Synchronous APIs
- Asynchronous APIs
- Calling JavaScript Methods from Java
- Routing Data to the Correct JavaScript Receiver
- Deferred Object Pattern
- Register Success Callback Using deferred.done()
- Register Failure Callback Using deferred.fail()
- Register Progress Callback Using deferred.progress()
- Simpler Callback registration with .then()
- Synchronizing Multiple Asynchronous Events with $.when()
- Resolve a Deferred Object
- Reject a Deferred Object
- Use of Promise
- Use of deferred.progress()
- Cache Manager for Handling Multiple Deferred Objects
- Thread Safety
- Architecture of a Web Application
- Single Page Applications (SPA)
- Key Design Considerations for Single Page Applications
- The Libraries and Frameworks for Your Hybrid Apps
- Backbone.js for MVC Framework
- Underscore.js for Utility Support
- iScroll.js for scrolling
- iScroll Caveats
- jQueryjs for JavaScript application
- Preload Images Within the CSS Files
- CSS Reset Avoids Browser Inconsistencies
- Your Home index.html
- Viewport Meta Tag
- Viewport Width
- Viewport Scaling with the Content Attribute
- Responsive Design and Media Queries
- EM or Percent (%) unit for scalable interface
- CSS3 Introduces rem Unit
- Opacity or RGBA: What Is the Difference?
- Event Pooling
- Digitally Signing Applications
- Protecting Your Application with ProGuard
- Google Play
- Registering as a Publisher
- Developer Console
- Uploading an Application
- Amazon App Store
- Self-Signing and the Amazon App Store
- Amazon App Store Sign Up Process
- Uploading an Application.