Process Quicker (sometimes) • You can do more with HTML5 • Develop Once! • No Approval Process - Do whatever the hell you want to do! Friday, February 1, 13
tracks mobile usage. In September (2010), 35 percent of mobile phone subscribers used a Web browser. A slightly smaller portion, 33 percent, used downloaded apps. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/19/AR2010111906267.html Friday, February 1, 13
buzz for the past few years and will continue to be a big focus area for developers and companies, however, mobile Web will be the predominate way most people consume mobile content" Pete Erickson, the director of innovation at Disruptathon Friday, February 1, 13
Google's I/O developer conference (2009) was about a still-forthcoming development in the Android mobile operating system: browser apps will be given access to local hardware capabilities. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/the_impact_of_googles_exposure_of_hardware_to_mobile_web_apps.php Friday, February 1, 13
for mobile apps will decrease for a lot of cases. There will always be a need if your business is selling the app itself, but I would think a lot of the free native apps will just move to being mobile web apps. The mobile web will become more and more relevant as more and more platforms come online. Nicholas Tolson - Facebook DC Tech Group Brian Williams - Facebook DC Tech Group Friday, February 1, 13
intended for facilitating returning different response formats on request. Mostly used with WebServices to switch fromats (json vs xml) Custom Contexts - Specify suffix, headers, and callbacks Works with Views Friday, February 1, 13