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table of contents
Table of Contents (Summary)
XXI
Intro
1 Getting Started on the Mobile Web: Responsive Web Design 1
2 Responsible Responsiveness: Mobile-first Responsive Web Design 43
3 A Separate Mobile Website: Facing kss-than-awesome circumstances 91
4 Deciding Whom to Support: What devices should we support? 137
5 Device Databases and Classes: Get with the group 151
6 Build a Mobile Web App Using a Framework: The Tartanator 217
7 Mobile Web Apps in the Real World: Super mobile web apps 267
8 Build Hybrid Mobile Apps with PhoneGap: Tartan Hunt: Going native 313
9 How to Be Future Friendly: Make (some) sense of the chaos 357
i Leftovers: The top six things (we didn t cover) 373
ii Set Up Your Web Server Environment: Gotta start somewhere 387
iii Install WURFL: Sniffing out devices 397
iv Install the Android SDK and Tools: Take care of the environment 403
Index 417
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Intro
Your brain On mobile Web. Here you are trying to learn something,
while here your brain is, doing you a favor by making sure the learning doesn t
stick. Your brain s thinking, Better leave room for more important things, like
which wild animals to avoid and whether setting this BlackBerry Bold on fire
is going to activate the sprinkler system. So how do you trick your brain into
thinking that your life depends on knowing mobile web?
Who is this book for? xxii
We know what you re thinking xxiii
And we know what your brain is thinking xxiii
Metacognition: thinking about thinking xxv
The technical review team xxx
Acknowledgments xxxi
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getting started on tfce mobile Web
Responsive Web Design
Hey there! Are you ready to jump into mobile?
Mobile web development is a wildly exciting way of life. There s glamour and
excitement, and plenty of Eureka! moments. But there is also mystery and confusion.
Mobile technology is evolving at bewildering speed, and there s so much to know!
Hang tight. We ll start our journey by showing you a way of making websites called
Responsive Web Design (RWD). You ll be able to adapt websites to look great on a
whole lot of mobile devices by building on the web skills you already have.
Get on the mobile bandwagon 2
Something odd happened on the way to the pub 4
If mobile phone web browsers are so great... 5
What s so different about the mobile web? 6
Responsive Web Design 10
Different CSS in different places 12
CSS media queries 13
The current structure of the Splendid Walrus site 15
Analyze the current CSS 16
What needs to change? 17
Identify the CSS that needs to change 18
Steps to creating the mobile-specific CSS 19
What s wrong with a fixed-width layout, anyway? 26
How is fluid better? 27
The fluid formula 28
Continue your fluid conversion 29
Context switching 31
What s wrong with this picture? 32
Fluid images and media 33
Remember to be responsible 36
That s a responsive site! 40
Responsive design is also a state of mind 41
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responsible responsiveness
Mobile-first Responsive Web Design
That s a beautiful mobile site. But beauty is only skin deep.
Under the covers, it s a different thing entirely. It may look like a mobile site, but it s
still a desktop site in mobile clothing. If we want this site to be greased lightning on
mobile, we need to start with mobile first. We ll begin by dissecting the current site
to find the desktop bones hiding in its mobile closet. We ll clean house and start
fresh with progressive enhancement, building from the basic content all the way
to a desktop view. When we re done, you ll have a page that is optimized regardless
of the screen size.
Just when you thought it was time to celebrate... 44
Is there really a problem? How do we know? 45
What to do when things aren t blazing fast 47
Don t let its looks fool you, that s a BIG page 48
There s gold in em HAR hills 49
Find the drags on page speed 51
Where did that Google Maps JavaScript come from? 53
It looks mobile friendly, but it isn t 55
Mobile-first Responsive Web Design 56
What is progressive enhancement? 5 7
Fix the content floats 60
Mobile-first media queries 61
Surprise! The page is broken in Internet Explorer 62
One src to rule them all 68
Zoom in on the viewport meta tag 72
The right to zoom? 7 3
Add the map back using JavaScript 74
Build a pseudo-media query in JavaScript 76
Add the JavaScript to the On Tap Now page 77
These widgets aren t responsive 79
Move iframe attributes to CSS equivalents 81)
Remove attributes from the JavaScript , , 1
The map overlap is back 83
Let the content be your guide 84
Breakpoints to the rescue 87
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a separate mobile Website
Facing less-than-awesome circumstances
The vision of a single, responsive Web is a beautiful one...
in which every site has one layout to rule them all, made lovingly with a mobile-first
approach. Mmm...tasty. But what happens when a stinky dose of reality sets in? Like
legacy systems, older devices, or customer budget constraints? What if, sometimes,
instead of mixing desktop and mobile support into one lovely soup, you need to keep
em separated? In this chapter, we look at the nitty-gritty bits of detecting mobile users,
supporting those crufty older phones, and building a separate mobile site.
Creature Comforts has agents in the field 92
How can agents get and share the info they need? 93
Send mobile users to a mobile-optimized website 96
Sniff out mobile users 97
Getting to know user agents 98
User agents: spawn of Satan? 101
Straight talk: Most major sites have a separate mobile website 104
When what you really want to do is (re-)direct 105
Take a peek at the script 106
How does the script work? 107
Make a mobile mockup 108
Special delivery... of complicating factors 110
Not all phones are smartphones... not by a sight 113
Let s keep it basic: Meet XHTML-MP 114
Why would we want to use that old thing? 115
Keep vour nose clean with XHTML-MP 116
By the way, scrolling sucks 119
One last curveball 119
Access keys in action 123
What went wrong? 124
Fix the errors 125
Mobile-savvy CSS 127
Hmmm...something is missing 132
The button look is sorely missed! 133
Great success! 134
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deciding wfcprn t° support
What devices should we support?
There aren t enough hours in the day to test on every device.
You have to draw the line somewhere on what you can support. But how do you
decide? What about people using devices you can t test on-are they left out in the
cold? Or is it possible to build your web pages in a way that will reach people on devices
you ve never heard of? In this chapter, we re going to mix a magic concoction of project
requirements and audience usage to help us figure out what devices we support
and what to do about those we don t.
How do you know where to draw the line? 138
Step away from the keyboard for a second 139
Things you don t support vs. those you can t support 140
Ask questions about your project 142
Ingredients for your magic mobile potion 144
Draw from your cupboard of tools and data 145
How do I know my customers have the right stuff? 150
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deVice databases and classes
Get with the group
Setting the bar for the devices we support doesn t take care
Of a few nagging issues. How do we find out enough stuff about our users
mobile browsers to know if they measure up before we deliver content to them? How do
we avoid only building (lame) content for the lowest common denominator? And how do
we organize all of this stuff so that we don t lose our minds? In this chapter, we ll enter
the realm of device capabilities, learn to access them with a device database, and,
finally, discover how to group them into device classes so that we can keep our sanity.
A panic button for freaked-out students 152
Mobile device data sources to the rescue 154
MectWURFL 155
WURFL and its capabilities 156
WURFL: Clever API code 159
We can build an explore page, too 160
An explore page: Setting up our environment 161
A quick one-two punch to improve our explore page 168
Put capabilities to work 170
Use WURFL to help differentiate content 170
Initialize the device and get the info ready 172
Is this thing mobile? 172
Make the page a bit smarter with WURFL 176
The panic button: For phones only 17 7
Device classes 181
Expanding a lucrative part of Acedlti s business 182
Evaluate the home page wearing mobile-tinted glasses 183
Group requirements into multiple mobile flavors 184
Rounding out our device classes 185
Get acquainted with the matching function 191
What s going on in that switch statement? 192
Use the matching function to test capabilities 193
Fill in the gaps in the device class tests 200
We need a bigger safety net 211
A stitch in time 212
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build a mobile Web app using a framework
The Tartanator
We Want an app! Just a year or two ago, that hallmark cry generally meant
one thing: native code development and deployment for each platform you wanted
to support. But native isn t the only game in town. These days, web-based apps for
mobile browsers have some street cred-especially now that hip cat HTNIL5 and
his sidekicks, CSS3 and JavaScript, are in the house. Let s dip our toes into the
mobile web app world by taking a mobile framework-code tools designed to help
you get your job done quickly-for a spin!
HTML5... app... what do these words even mean? 219
How traditional websites typically behave 220
How applike websites often behave 221
The master plan for phase 1 of the Tartanator 224
Why use mobile web app frameworks? 225
Our choice for the Tartanator: jQuery Mobile 226
Build a basic page with jQuery Mobile 228
Mark up the rest of the page 229
The HTML5 data-* attribute 231
Link to multiple pages with jQuery Mobile 234
Take the list from blah to better 241
Drop in the rest of the tartans 243
Filter and organize a list 244
Add a footer toolbar 249
Make the toolbar snazzy 250
Finalize the structure 251
Time to make that tartan-building form 253
Translate tartan patterns to a form 255
Build an HTML5 form 256
It s time to add some basic fields 257
Lists within lists let the users add colors 258
Color-size ingredient pairs: The color select field 259
Color-size field pairs: The size field 260
Link to the form 262
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mobile Web apps in tie real World
Super mobile web apps
The mobile web feels like that gifted kid in the class.
You know, kind of fascinating, capable of amazing things, but also a
mysterious, unpredictable troublemaker. We ve tried to keep its hyperactive
genius in check by being mindful of constraints and establishing boundaries,
but now it s time to capitalize on some of the mobile web s natural talents.
We can use progressive enhancement to spruce up the interface in more
precocious browsers and transform erratic connectivity from a burden to a
feature by crafting a thoughtful offline mode. And we can get at the essence
of mobility by using geolocation. Let s go make this a super mobile web app!
It looks nice... 268
Mobile apps in the real world 270
Ready, set, enhance! 274
Make a better form 275
A widget to manage the list of colors and sizes 276
A peek under the hood 277
So, that s the frontend enhancement... 278
... and now for the backend 280
The two sides of generate.php 281
One last thing! 282
Offline is important 284
A basic recipe to create a cache manifest 285
Dev tools to the rescue 286
Serve the manifest as the correct content-type 287
Victory is (finally) ours 297
How geolocation works 298
How to ask W3C-compliant browsers where they are 299
Start in on the Find Events page: The baseline 301
Let s integrate geolocation 303
Nothing found 309
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build t/brid mobile apps Witii ?]joneGap
Tartan Hunt: Going native
Sometimes you ve got to go native. It might be because you need
access to something not available in mobile browsers (yet). Or maybe your client simply
must have an app in the App Store. We look forward to that shiny future when we have
access to everything we want in the browser, and mobile web apps share that sparkly
allure native apps enjoy. Until then, we have the option of hybrid development-we
continue writing our code using web standards, and use a library to bridge the gaps
between our code and the device s native capabilities. Cross-platform native apps
built from web technologies? Not such a bad compromise, eh?
Opportunity knocks again 314
How do hybrid apps work? 31 7
Bridge the web-native gap with PhoneGap 318
Get acquainted with PhoneGap Build 321
How will the app work? 322
Keep track of discovered tartans 323
Anatomy of the Tartan Hunt project 324
Download your apps 328
Choose your adventure 329
Who s seen what? Store found tartans 334
What can localStorage do for us? 335
Check out what a browser supports 339
Use a function to show which tartans are found 340
The toggle and toggleClass methods 341
You found a tartan, eh? Prove it! 344
Rope in PhoneGap to take pictures 315
PhoneGap is almost ready for its close-up 347
Now we re ready for the mediaCapture API 318
How will we handle the success? 319
It always looks a bit different in real life 350
It s just a bit anonymous 351
One last thing! 353
We nailed it! 354
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koW tP be future friendly
Make (some) sense of the chaos
Responsive Web Design. Device detection. Mobile web
apps. PhoneGap. Wait...which one should we use?
There are an overwhelming number of ways to develop for the mobile web.
Often, projects will involve multiple techniques used in combination. There
is no single right answer. But don t worry. The key is to learn to go with the flow.
Embrace the uncertainty. Adopt a future-friendly mindset and ride the wave,
confident that you re flexible and ready to adapt to whatever the future holds.
Now what? 358
Time to dispel our collective illusions of control 361
A future-friendly manifesto 362
If you can t be future proof, be future friendly 364
App today, web page tomorrow 365
It s a long journey: Here are some guideposts 366
Mix up a batch of mobile goodness 369
Look toward the future 371
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The top six things (we didn t cover)
Ever feel like something s missing? We know what
you mean... Just when you thought you were done, there s more.
We couldn t leave you without a few extra details, things we just couldn t
fit into the rest of the book. At least, not if you want to be able to carry
this book around without a metallic case and caster wheels on the
bottom. So take a peek and see what you (still) might be missing out on.
# 1. Testing on mobile devices 374
#2. Remote debugging 376
#3. Determine which browsers support what 382
#4. Device APIs 384
#5. Application stores and distribution 385
#6. RESS: REsponsive design + Server-Side components 386
set up your Web serVer environment
Gotta start somewhere
You can t spell mobile web without the web. There are no two
ways about it. You re going to need a web server if you want to develop for the mobile
web. That goes for more than just completing the exercises in this book. You need
somewhere to put your web-hosted stuff, whether you use a third-party commercial
web hosting service, an enterprise-class data center, or your own computer. In this
appendix, we ll walk you through the steps of setting up a local web server on your
computer and getting PHP going using free and open source software.
What we need from you 388
Only available locally 389
Windows and Linux: Install and configure XAMPP 390
Get going with XAMPP 391
Mac folks: It s MAMP time 392
Make sure you dock at the right port 393
Access your web server 394
phplnfo, please! 396
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install WURFL
Sniffing out devices
The first step to solving device detection mysteries
is a bit of legwork. Any decent gumshoe knows we ve got to
gather our clues and interrogate our witnesses. First, we need to seek
out the brains of the operation: the WURFL PHP API. Then we ll go track
down the brawn: capability information for thousands of devices in a single
XML data file. But it ll take a bit of coaxing to get the two to spill the whole
story, so we ll tweak a bit of configuration and take some careful notes.
Who s got the brains? 398
And who s got the brawn? 399
Getting the two to work together 400
A bit of filesystem housekeeping 401
Take note! 402
install tie Android SDK and tools
Take care of the environment
To be the master of testing native Android apps, you need
to be environmentally aware. You ll need to turn your computer into a nice
little ecosystem where you can herd Android apps to and from virtual (emulated) or
real devices. To make you the shepherd of your Android sheep, we ll show you how to
download the Android software development kit (SDK), how to install some platform
tools, how to create some virtual devices, and how to install and uninstall apps.
Let s download the Android SDK 404
Get the right tools for the job 405
Create a new virtual device 408
Find the right PATH 413
Index
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| title_auth | Head First Mobile Web |
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| title_short | Head First Mobile Web |
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