Preface
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First, the jQuery Mobile docs (http://jquerymobile.com/demos/) cover syntax,
features, and development in general, much like this book. While the material may
cover some of the same ground, if you nd something confusing here, try the ofcial
docs. Sometimes, a second explanation can really help.
Second, the jQuery Mobile forum (
http://forum.jquery.com/jquery-mobile)
is an open-ended discussion list for jQuery Mobile topics. This is the perfect place
to ask questions. Also, it's a good place to learn about problems other people are
having. You may even be able to help them. One of the best ways to learn a new
topic is by helping others.
What this book covers
Chapter 1, Preparing Your First jQuery Mobile Project, works you through your rst
jQuery Mobile project. It details what must be added to your project's directory
and source code.
Chapter 2, Working with jQuery Mobile Pages, continues the work in the previous
chapter and introduces the concept of jQuery Mobile pages.
Chapter 3, Enhancing Pages with Headers, Footers, and Toolbars, explains how to enhance
your pages with nicely formatted headers and footers.
Chapter 4, Working with Lists, describes how to create jQuery Mobile list views.
These are mobile-optimized lists, which are especially great for navigation.
Chapter 5, Getting Practical – Building a Simple Hotel Mobile Website, walks you through
creating your rst real (albeit simple) jQuery Mobile application.
Chapter 6, Working with Forms and jQuery Mobile, explains the process of using jQuery
Mobile-optimized forms. Layout and special form features are covered in detail.
Chapter 7, Creating Grids, Panels, and Other Widgets, walks you through special jQuery
Mobile UI items for creating grid-based layouts and other common UI elements.
Chapter 8, Moving Further with the Notekeeper Mobile Application, walks you
through the process of creating another website, an HTML5-enhanced
note-taking application.
Chapter 9, jQuery Mobile Conguration, Utilities, and JavaScript Methods, describes the
various JavaScript-based utilities your code may have need of.
Chapter 10, Working with Events, details the events thrown by various jQuery
Mobile-related features, like pages loading and unloading.
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