Tips¶
- Frameworks Comparison
- Frameworks
- jQuery Mobile
- jQTouch
- Sencha Touch
- PhoneGap
- Apache Cordova
- Platform (Rendering Engine)
iOS (Webkit)
Android (Webkit)
Windows Mobile (Trident)
Windows Phone (Trident)
Blackberry OS (Webkit)
Symbian (Webkit/Gecko)
MeeGo (Gecko)
Maemo (Gecko)
WebOS (Webkit)
Bada (Webkit)
Java ME
- Mobile Target
- Mobile website
A mobile Website is technically the same as a regular website except that it’s size is adjusted to the smaller screen. It has an adaptive layout.
- WebApp
A WebApp is like a regular mobile website but it behaves and is used like a native app. The user interface looks like a native app but technologies used are those of the web.
- Native app
A native app is created for a specific platform and uses the required technologies such as an specific SDK or development language.
- Hybrid app
A HybridApp is a WebApp that is compiled into a native app. Additional native features can be added to the WebApp which is then distributed as a native app.
- Ebooks
Push notification¶
https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/
https://docs.pusher.com/push-notifications/android/configure-fcm