Minute With Mobile
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Podcast Description
Brian LeRoux is a free/open source software developer at Nitobi working on top secret things and not so secret things like PhoneGap, XUI, Lawnchair and WTFJS. He is also one of the most knowledgeable guys about mobile web development cross platforms and one wildly funny guy. He believes that the future of the Internet is mobile and will rely on web standards, open source and developers like you. One thing is sure, this is going to be crazy any way you slice it. If you have a minute, use it here.
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Web Versus Native | Brian tackles the ultimate tough question in the mobile field - Web versus Native. He provides a very balanced perspective of where each side is both positive and lacking. Discussions of potential future options that will level if not remove all differences and puts his bets down for the ultimate victor. Take the time to imbibe this great technical and philosophical, but most importantly non-hype based review of the state of the art.AndroidAppleBlackberryPalmSymbianWindows PhoneNeilsen Statistics"User Experience is divorced from the conversation""Need to figure out what the user is trying to do, and just do the best job possible"Difference between native + physical vs web + sandboxContext menu are user experience expectation and how to handle it with the web...Web is getting better, web as a platform is continually improvingBrian bets on the web | 2/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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DOM Frameworks | Making yet another major shift, Brian goes into depth about DOM framework libraries. He provides a great discussion of why larger libraries that are geared for the desktop don't work well in the mobile ecosphere. He encourages you to avoid the "knee-jerk" reaction of reaching for your favorite desktop library because the mobile world has a lot better parity among browsers and far less browsers to worry about.Document Object Model (DOM)jQueryDojoYUIquerySelectorAlljQTouchDavid KanedaJonathan StarkSenchaSencha TouchJoJo DemosDavid BallmerjQuery MobileXUIZepto.js"Don't use a DOM framework, rather layer one in when you need it."QooxdooUnifyWink ToolkiEmbedJSuxebuSproutCoreEnyoLawnchairJSRipple EmulatorBackbone.jsEyeballs.jsRequire.jsCoffeeScript | 1/26/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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App Store Phenomenon | Brian does a great survey of the various application stores that are cropping up left and right from every vendor and catering to every different type. Definitely an interesting perspective of the various groups working under the radar to evolve current and next generation integration for billing and distribution. If you write apps for the web, desktop, or even mobile - this is a great one for you!Apple App StoreSteamGoogle Chrome Web StoreManufactured ScarcityWIP - Wireless Industry Partner111 App storesMozilla Open Web App EcosystemUbuntu Universe PackagesWAC - Wholesale Applications CommunityOneAPIBrian on OneAPI as part of JSConf LivePhoneGap BuildApparat.io | 1/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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HP Palm WebOS 2.0 | A great discussion about the "rad phone", HP Palm Pre 2, which is pretty killer and unlocked for developers. Brian delves into Mojo services, the JavaScript framework that WebOS 2.0 leverages for application, but more importantly service, creation. This represents more of how web development for platform would look like. All in all one killer overview of the impressively cutting edge and super developer friendly Palm WebOS 2.0.Palm WebOS 2.0Palm Pre 2Unlocked Developer VersionDeveloper Betadeveloper.palm.comMojo Servicesnode.jsEvented == lower memory profile == better battery lifeappinfo.jsonservices.jsonsources.jsonfull access to all librariesrequire() still worksNo NPM Yet (Issac...) | 1/4/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Augmented Reality is Reality | Brian gives a quick tour of the newest and most exciting happenings in the mobile technology world. Starting with one of the most impressive demos of mobile augmented reality accomplished thus far by way of WordLens and moving into the new SVG based mobile Google Maps, truly the future is here. Also a quick discussion about how the mobile browser ecosphere is not consolidated on a single browser base (webkit) but actually growing and expanding, which is great for all! EnjoyQuestVisualWordLensThe Amazing VideoMedia Capture APIDevice API Working Group W3CPhoneGapCanvasGoogle Maps Google Maps 3D/SVGSamsung Galaxy TabletFirefox MobileOpera MiniDolphinWidget SpecChrome Web StoreWebGLMozilla Open App StorePhoneGap/buildPalm WebOSConfetti | 12/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 5 Episodes |
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