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Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 10 of 10

By on August 8, 2012 in Cloud Services, Email Marketing, HTML5, HTML5 websites, iPad, iPhone, iPhone iPad apps, JavaScript, mobile apps, Mobile web sites, nonprofits, WordPress Tutorials, Xcode

Sencha Touch 2 and Xcode Today in Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 10 of 10 article, we’re going to take a trip to the frameworks land. Sencha Touch has been the revolutionary framework since last year and it could bring new material for developers who opt for coding with JS. What is Sencha [...]

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Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 9 of 10

By on May 30, 2012 in Android, Blackberry, Developers, Email Marketing, HTML5, HTML5 websites

HTML5 video Welcome back readers to “Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 9 of 10″. Now it’s the turn of the video. I was thinking at this point with all the discussion around it, it would be hard to believe that you’ve never heard of HTML5 video. Even if you had never used an iPad [...]

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School Web App Giveaway – Act Now to get yours!

By on May 8, 2012 in Android, Blackberry, Giveaway app, HTML5, HTML5 websites, iPad, iPhone, iPhone iPad apps, mobile apps, Mobile web sites, nonprofits, School, Technology in Education, web apps

The folks here over at SDB Web Solutions have created a really neat iPad app for schools, the idea is to THANK teachers and school staff for this year’s hard work, the school web app is called mySchoolBuddy. It helps students, parents, and school staff to browse and be aware of the latest school news [...]

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Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 8 of 10

By on April 17, 2012 in Android, Blackberry, Cloud Services, HTML5, HTML5 websites, iPad, iPhone, iPhone iPad apps

Want to make responsive html5 websites Tutorial 8 of 10 For the tutorial 8, I’d like to quickly explain some concepts about how some great developers, like J. Stark, understand the “web mobile development” field. Web Apps Versus Native Apps First, I’ll define what I mean by “web app” and “native app” and consider the [...]

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