Debugging a mobile web application is not easy and a PhoneGap application is even more difficult. PhoneGap Debug uses Apache Cordova’s Weinre to help you inspect the DOM and JavaScript of your PhoneGap app. However, it’s also helpful to test your application before deploying to a device. You can accomplish this on your desktop browser, which offers a richer set of debugging tools, such as Chrome’s Developer Tools.

This is where PhoneGap Emulation steps-in. With your Google Chrome desktop browser, you can emulate PhoneGap’s JavaScript APIs. This includes everything from the deviceready event to navigator.device.capture to your custom plugins. By leveraging your desktop browser, you can speed up your initial development process and quickly debug the DOM, JavaScript, and resource loading.

It’s important to understand that PhoneGap Emulation only applies to JavaScript. While the emulator will use a device skin, it cannot emulate the rendering capabilities of a specific mobile platform browser.

Under the hood, PhoneGap Emulation is powered by BlackBerry’s Ripple Emulator. The emulator was originally created by the folks at TinyHippos and is now part of the BlackBerry WebWorks SDK. This is a powerful open source tool that the PhoneGap team feels is unutilized in the world of mobile web development.





Course Detail for Phonegap

Course - Phonegap
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Syllabi - Call Here 98-767676-68
Classes - 2 Hours Daily Monday - Friday
Timings - 7AM to 9:30 PM
Teaching Methodology - Individual approach to student.