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Copyright 6 Table of Contents 9 Preface 13 Who Should Read This Book 14 What You Need to Use This Book 14 Conventions Used in This Book 14 Using Code Examples 15 Safari® Books Online 15 How to Contact Us 16 Acknowledgments 16 Chapter 1. Getting Started 19 Web Apps Versus Native Apps 19 What Is a Web App? 19 What Is a Native App? 19 Pros and Cons 20 Which Approach Is Right for You? 20 Web Programming Crash Course 21 Introduction to HTML 21 Introduction to CSS 24 Applying a stylesheet 26 Introduction to JavaScript 27 Chapter 2. Basic Styling 31 Don’t Have a Website? 31 First Steps 32 Prepare a Separate Android Stylesheet 35 Control the Page Scaling 37 Adding the Android CSS 38 Adding the Android Look and Feel 41 Adding Basic Behavior with jQuery 43 What You’ve Learned 49 Chapter 3. Advanced Styling 51 Adding a Touch of Ajax 51 Traffic Cop 51 Setting Up Some Content to Work With 54 Routing Requests with JavaScript 54 Simple Bells and Whistles 56 Progress Indicator 56 Setting the Page Title 59 Handling Long Titles 61 Automatic Scroll-to-Top 62 Hijacking Local Links Only 63 Roll Your Own Back Button 64 Adding an Icon to the Home Screen 70 What You’ve Learned 71 Chapter 4. Animation 73 W

Who reads Building Android Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript?

Author

Jonathan Stark

Publisher

O'Reilly Media

Published

2010

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Computer Science, Programming, Stem

Rating

3.52 / 5 (40 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14