by Jason A. Clark
Learn about mobile application design and development-- the practice of building software, web apps, or websites for mobile and handheld devices. Directed to both beginning and expert developers, the book guides you through the process of planning, developing, and launching mobile library applications. You will learn how to build mobile applications that use library data or work in a library setting. Jason describes projects, ranging from simple to complex, in step-by-step tutorials ; most require only a text editor and your browser.
Jason A. Clark is head of digital cccess and web Services at Montana State University Libraries, where he builds digital library applications and sets digital content strategies. Follow Jason on Twitter: @jaclark.
Demos, Code Samples, Downloads, and Updates. Seven project demos and downloads from Chapter 5.
Also, check out Jason's code samples and occasional posts at www.jasonclark.info and his column Code Words on the ALA TechSource blog.
Jason talks about the book with Series Editor Ellyssa Kroski.
Table of Contents, Chapter 1, Index
Mobile Applications for Libraries