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Published
O'Reilly, August 2013
ISBN
9781449361914
Format
Softcover, 100 pages

Building Hybrid Android Applications with Java and JavaScript Applying Native Device APIs by

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Learn how to build HTML5-based Android applications that use native Java components without needing 3rd party libraries and wrappers like PhoneGap or Titanium. You can reach needed native interfaces (such as Location, Vibrator, Sensors, File, Camera and others) using a JavaScript/Java bridge within your application, and choose whichever language gives you more performance for different tasks.

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