An Empirical Study on Mobile Multi Platform Development Using Phone Gap and Html5

Paper Title

An Empirical Study on Mobile Multi Platform Development Using Phone Gap and Html5
Authors
Paulo Roberto Martins de Andrade, University of Regina,Canada and Fatima Aguiar da Silva, Faculdade Estácio FIC, Brazil
Abstract
In a world so connected, it is increasingly common to search for mobile applications to solve trivial problems or have access to information on companies, local and diverse. It is expected that companies, colleges and the government make available such information in a practical way, this new reality. However, doing so is not always something easy or cheap. Many companies spend their resources to offer the best to its customers, so that smaller companies cannot keep up. The emergence of new alternatives to this problem has arisen based on the paradigm of "write once, run anywhere". The multiplatform development has increasingly attracted the interest of researchers and investment firms seeking the best cost-benefit. This work shows how the hybrid development and shows through an empirical study of a real application, this new form of development can be the alternative to this new reality.
Keywords
HTML5; cross platform; empirical study; android; mobile computing.

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Authors
Paulo Roberto Martins de Andrade, University of Regina,Canada and Fatima Aguiar da Silva, Faculdade Estácio FIC, Brazil
Abstract
In a world so connected, it is increasingly common to search for mobile applications to solve trivial problems or have access to information on companies, local and diverse. It is expected that companies, colleges and the government make available such information in a practical way, this new reality. However, doing so is not always something easy or cheap. Many companies spend their resources to offer the best to its customers, so that smaller companies cannot keep up. The emergence of new alternatives to this problem has arisen based on the paradigm of "write once, run anywhere". The multiplatform development has increasingly attracted the interest of researchers and investment firms seeking the best cost-benefit. This work shows how the hybrid development and shows through an empirical study of a real application, this new form of development can be the alternative to this new reality.
Keywords
HTML5; cross platform; empirical study; android; mobile computing.

Volume URL: https://airccse.org/journal/IJAIT/current2016.html

Pdf URL: https://aircconline.com/ijait/V6N1/6116ijait05.pdf

Here's where you can reach us : jaitjournal@airccse.org or ijait@aircconline.com or ijaitjournal@yahoo.com

#advancesinAI #softcomputing #bigdata #blockchain #communications #database #digitalfabrication #machinelearning #internetofthings #information #cloudcomputing #innovation #cybersecurity #coder #coding #linux #networking #it #itservices #informationsecurity #java #computerscience #technologyrocks #security #newtechnology #software