2013 Building Your First PhoneGap Build App
Want to build a mobile app using web standards? Don Woodward shows you how in this new video Introduction to PhoneGap Build - Building your first app:
2013 PhoneGap 2.6 Released
Title says it all, PhoneGap 2.6 has been released. Here are some details.
2013 Check Out Flippin' Awesome
Our very own Brian Rinaldi has created Flippin' Awesome, a home for "top-notch resource for web and mobile developers publishing regular articles, tutorials and news that is cutting-edge, useful and fun". Among his initial content is a great series on Getting Started With PhoneGap Build.
2013 Andy Trice Builds A Game In PhoneGap
Adobe evangelist Andy Trice has outdone himself this time. PhoneGap Legends is an infinitely-scrolling top-view RPG themed game that is implemented entirely in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PhoneGap. Performance is superb, and Andy has included lots of details, videos, and source via GitHub.
2013 Appliness March 2013 Is Out
The March 2013 issue of Appliness features an interview with W3C champion Lea Verou, as well as lots of JavaScript, jQuery, PhoneGap, and CSS goodness.
2013 Raymond Camden On PhoneGap Config Options
Raymond Camden has been on a roll lately with his PhoneGap related posts. Last week he shared and explained some important but often overlooked Android related config.xml settings.
2013 PhoneGap 2.4.0 Released
Seems like just a few days since I announced PhoneGap 2.3.0, but there's no slowing that team down, so here's PhoneGap 2.4.0. Shazron has shared some of the enhancements.
2013 PhoneGap And Facebook Connect
PhoneGap Build now supports Facebook Connect via a new plugin, as Colene Chow explains.
2013 Holly Schinsky On PhoneGap Build Push Notifications
Holly Schinsky is fast becoming the authority on PhoneGap push notification. Her latest post on the subject explains the new push notification plugin for PhoneGap Build.
2013 Shazron Explains PhoneGap InAppBrowser
PhoneGap team member Shazron Abdullah has posted a brief explanation of a very important enhancement in PhoneGap 2.3.0. InAppBrowser is just that, a browser within your app, allowing you to write native code for your app shell and PhoneGap (well, HTML and JavaScript) etc. runs within it. This should make it a whole lot easier to build apps that feel more native (a real Android app menu as an example).