Programming the Mobile Web

Preface;
Who This Book Is For;
Who This Book Is Not For;
What You'll Learn;
Other Options;
If You Like (or Don't Like) This Book;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
How to Contact Us;
Acknowledgments;
Chapter 1: The Mobile Jungle;
1.1 The Mobile Ecosystem;
1.2 Brands, Models, and Platforms;
1.3 Technical Information;
Chapter 2: Understanding the Mobile Web;
2.1 Myths of the Mobile Web;
2.2 What Is the Mobile Web?;
2.3 Mobile Web Eras;
2.4 The Mobile Browsing Experience;
2.5 Fragmentation;
2.6 Market Statistics;
Chapter 3: Browsers and Web Platforms;
3.1 Web Platforms That Are Not Browsers;
3.2 Mobile Browsers;
Chapter 4: Tools for Mobile Web Development;
4.1 Working with Code;
4.2 Testing;
4.3 Production Environment;
Chapter 5: Architecture and Design;
5.1 Mobile Strategy;
5.2 Navigation;
5.3 Design and User Experience;
Chapter 6: Markups and Standards;
6.1 First, the Very Old Ones;
6.2 Current Standards;
6.3 XHTML Mobile Profile and Basic;
6.4 Mobile HTML5;
6.5 CSS for Mobile;
6.6 HTML5 Compatibility Levels;
Chapter 7: Basics of Mobile HTML5;
7.1 The Document Head;
7.2 The Document Body;
7.3 HTML5 Mobile Boilerplate;
7.4 The Content;
Chapter 8: HTML5 Forms;
8.1 Form Design;
8.2 Form Elements;
8.3 Form Control Attributes;
8.4 Form Validation;
Chapter 9: Feature and Device Detection;
9.1 Possible Problems;
9.2 Informational Websites;
9.3 Client-Side Detection;
9.4 Server-Side Detection;
Chapter 10: Images and Media;
10.1 Images;
10.2 Dealing with Multiple Screen Densities;
10.3 Adobe Flash;
10.4 Video;
10.5 Audio;
Chapter 11: CSS for Mobile Browsers;
11.1 Where to Insert the CSS;
11.2 Media Queries;
11.3 Selectors;
11.4 CSS Techniques;
11.5 Common Patterns;
11.6 CSS Sprites;
11.7 CSS3 Modules;
Chapter 12: JavaScript Mobile;
12.1 Coding for Mobile Browsers;
12.2 JavaScript Debugging and Profiling;
12.3 Battery Consumption;
12.4 Background Execution;
12.5 Supported Technologies;
12.6 Standard JavaScript Behavior;
12.7 JavaScript Libraries;
12.8 UI Frameworks;
Chapter 13: Offline Apps, Storage, and Networks;
13.1 Offline Web Apps;
13.2 Client-Side Storage;
13.3 Network Communication;
Chapter 14: Geolocation and Maps;
14.1 Location Techniques;
14.2 Detecting the Location;
14.3 Maps/Navigation App Integration;
14.4 Showing a Map;
Chapter 15: Device Interaction;
15.1 Mobile-Specific URIs;
15.2 JavaScript APIs;
Chapter 16: Native and Installed Web Apps;
16.1 Web App Pros and Cons;
16.2 Architecture of a Web App;
16.3 Standards;
16.4 Official Platforms;
16.5 Apache Cordova/PhoneGap Apps;
16.6 Distribution;
16.7 Full-Screen App Patterns;
Chapter 17: Content Delivery;
17.1 MIME Types;
17.2 File Delivery;
17.3 Application and Games Delivery;
Chapter 18: Debugging and Performance;
18.1 Debugging;
18.2 Performance Optimization;
Chapter 19: Distribution and Social Web 2.0;
19.1 Mobile SEO;
19.2 How Users Find You;
19.3 User Fidelizing;
19.4 Mobile Web Statistics;
19.5 Monetizing Your Website;
19.6 Mobile Web Social Features;
MIME Types for Mobile Content;
Markup and Script MIME Types;
Image MIME Types;
Mobile Content MIME Types;
Audio and Video MIME Types;
Webapp MIME Types;
Colophon;