BuildMobile | Native, Hybrid or Web Apps?
Navigating the Mobile App Development Landscape You keep hearing about user trends towards mobile devices; your 10-year old knows your iPad better than you, and so you figure that your business should also get on board and have its own mobile app. Of course, if your company primarily interacts with a niche audience mostly offline, it’s quite possible that you don’t really need a mobile app. If you make the caps that go on toothpaste tubes, I’m not sure an app would do all that much for you. As more and more people start to access the internet from their mobile devices, many businesses find that having a mobile app is a great way of connecting them with their audience. Case in point – when I make a reservation at my favorite restaurant, do I look up their number and call? As a business considering hiring a company to build a mobile app, the landscape can be confusing, and sometimes even scary – it can often mean a huge investment of time and money. Let Me Count the Ways… Native Apps Web Apps
Building a Website with PHP, MySQL and jQuery Mobile, Part 1
Martin Angelov In this two-part tutorial, we will be building a simple website with PHP and MySQL, using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Finally, with the help of the jQuery Mobile framework, we will turn it into a touch-friendly mobile website, that works on any device and screen size. In this first part, we concentrate on the backend, discussing the database and MVC organization. In part two, we are writing the views and integrating jQuery Mobile. The File Structure As we will be implementing the MVC pattern (in effect writing a simple micro-framework), it is natural to split our site structure into different folders for the models, views and controllers. The Directory Structure The Database Schema Our simple application operates with two types of resources – categories and products. jqm_categories Table Structure The categories table has an ID field, a name and a contains column, which shows how many products there are in each category. jqm_products Table Structure The Models
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