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File Size: 11855 KB
Print Length: 186 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 1 edition (January 8, 2010)
Publication Date: January 8, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0043D2EE0
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I found this book to be quite informative and helpful as I was trying to get a handle on how to use technologies I already use and understand to move into the new world of smartphone programming. Stark has an easy writing style and he does a generally good job of code commentary that makes his examples easy to understand.One thing I really like in programming books is the use of a reasonably interesting and complex example. Stark met that expectation very well.My only real criticism -- and it's pretty minor -- is that the author chose to treat some subjects a little unevenly. For example, even though JavaScript turns out in iPhoneSpeak to mean "JQuery and JQTouch," he does very little to explain how to install and get your mind wrapped around these two very complex libraries. In addition, the discussion of jQTouch's various panels and their customization would have been very helpful as I experimented with the code he provided. Finally, his treatment of PhoneGap is a little cavalier and shallow but PhoneGap's docs are pretty good so you can ultimately figure it out.If you're interested in tackling the world of iPhone app development and you don't want to build simply Web-based apps but you also don't want to try to master a C dialect, this book is as good as I've found at helping you get up that learning curve fairly quickly and easily.
A great little book.I bought two. I gave the first one to a friend. I bought the second one a month ago. It is not obsolete because it uses HTML 5, CSS and JavaScript and those are core web technologies very much in use today. Its title should be Building iPhone *Web Apps* with HTML, CSS... It's too skinny to teach JavaScript, HTML and CSS. But it does show how to build *Web Apps* for the iPhone and it does a great job.
The book was too slow at certain moments. There was unnecessary explanations as what s HTML, CSS and JS. All these three subjects were explained in a couple of pages for very beginner. If reader do not know those technologies then he cannot understand it with one page explanation and if he knows - what's the reason to waste time? In general I love book and the way information is presented. The only real disadvantage - too short ;)
First off, this is a very short book. I was expecting a lot more, and usually O'Reilly's books are quite thorough and extensive. This book has 8 chapters, though if you already know HTML and CSS, it's really only 7. Other reveiewers have noted you must be pretty well versed in CSS, HTML, and I recommend having a good working knowledge of jQuery as well. It's a pretty starting off point for those interested in running WEB apps on the iPhone. The section on running local native apps through PhoneGap was very limited (only one chapter really, and left alot to be desired)Some things I really didn't like:The code in the main example is wrong. Some of the features that are supposed to work don't work. (which is a big no-no for a CODING book) This was appalling, especially for O'Reilly.Secondly, I just don't think the code is really explained well enough. He explains why he uses such and such code, but doesn't really explain the HOW of it. For example, he uses HTML5's localStorage feature and doesn't really explain the core of it and how you would use it in other situautions. Or another time he throws in a 'for loop' and if you've never learned about loops before you'll have no idea why he does that.Overall, pretty disappointed in this book, but I guess it could be good if you want to make a web app in HTML, CSS, and jQuery.
I've only completed the first few chapters so far, but this book has already proven its worth.It covers just enough aspects of the necessary technologies (i.e. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery) to give you a thorough explanation of how something works and why it is being used, without inundating you with useless information.This book provides excellent examples of how to create nice-looking and well-designed web applications for the iPhone or iPod Touch. The additional bonus is that many of the concepts can also be used on similar mobile platforms which support the technologies used, as well as desktop web applications which can benefit from a clean, concise way to implement the aforementioned technologies.This is the first time I've read about jQuery, and the author uses it throughout the book, rather than the more conventional standard JavaScript syntax. jQuery ([...]) appears to be a concise, standards-compliant "shorthand" for manipulating the DOM and supporting AJAX-esque functionality. I'm really impressed by jQuery and plan to use it in my work on desktop web applications as well. This book gives you a nice introduction to the more common usages of the technology.I am very impressed with this book, and would definitely buy other titles from this author. He knows his stuff, and informs the reader in a thorough, yet not belabored way. The book has been VERY helpful to me so far in my endeavors in building web applications.Highly Recommended!
When I got the book, I thought it was a little thin and wondered about it's completeness of topics. But Jonathan really only said what he had to in order to explain the topics. I now think the brevity is a strength and will help the lurkers come out from the dark and see how existing technologies can deliver cutting edge results.If you have only HTML and CSS experience, get this book! He shows how to make web and stand alone apps using cool Javascript frameworks that do all the hard stuff for you.And if you're like me, and learning Objective-C sounds about as appetizing as chewing on rocks, this book also will get you rolling on building your own apps for the iTunes store - but using HTML. Killer no?Highly recommended. Great 'show me' style of explaining how the code works. No errors or mistakes in the code examples at all.
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