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Joe Steinbring

PhoneGap

Adobe’s distribution of Apache Cordova, which wrapped a web app in a native shell so it could ship to app stores. It is here as history — the approach has largely given way to progressive web apps.

I introduced PhoneGap at Starkmedia and used it to package web applications as hybrid mobile apps for the app stores.

Articles written
7
GitHub gists written
1
Used at
Starkmedia
Age
17 years (since 2009)

Experience highlights

  • Built several small apps, including a vocabulary trainer and a podcast episode explorer.
  • Handled the signing and store submission side, not only the application code.

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  1. An unofficial Security Now episode explorer

    Well, I finished another PhoneGap Build app. This is another “Joe scratches his own itch” app. It’s an app that shows the entire Security Now back catalog and lets you browse through the various topics. This is the final app in my 30 day challenge, so my pace of new…

  2. How do you sign a PhoneGap app?

    This is a quick thing. When you build an app in PhoneGap Build, it asks for a keystore file. So, how do you get one? Here is the command for on the mac. keytool -genkey -v -keystore [Name for the file].keystore -alias [Name for the app] -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000…

  3. Killing two birds with one stone: The Network+ Vocabulary App

    This week’s phone app is the Network+ Vocabulary App. I have been taking a Network+ class at the Milwaukee Area Technical College and I figured that writing a study guide for the test, would both net me another app and help me study. For note, this covers the vocabulary for exam…

  4. The Milwaukee Soup App: An experiment in PhoneGap and Kimono

    I have had an idea for a while. I am a huge fan of a good bowl of soup and when lunch rolls around, I check a half dozen websites for daily soup specials. I have always wanted a singular place to see what soup is available today. I have written an app to be…

  5. Pocket Joe Revisited: Joe evolves his PhoneGap skills

    Last week, we built a basic RSS reader, based upon an earlier experiment. This week, I thought we would evolve the UI a little. The UI uses jQuery Mobile now. PhoneGap Build Page Download it from the Google Play Store Try the app in your browser So, you might be wondering where…

  6. Building a basic RSS App With PhoneGap Build

    You may or may not remember our earlier experiments with building an RSS Reader in JavaScript. I was curious how well it would work to reuse that experiment, to create a basic RSS reader. I found a decent jQuery accordion to use for it. It would not be a native UI for any device…

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