Creative Cloud provides the tools you need to build standards-based HTML5 applications for multiple screens. Learn how to use Adobe Edge Reflow CC to create responsive layouts, code your project using Edge Code CC, test and debug on multiple devices with Edge Inspect CC, and package quickly and easily for distribution across app stores with Adobe PhoneGap Build.

Go beyond the basics of Adobe PhoneGap Build, part of the Adobe Creative Cloud, and explore how to use it in real-world scenarios. PhoneGap Build is a hosted build server that lets you build and package PhoneGap applications without installing native SDKs or specific IDEs on your local machine or local build server. In this session, you'll learn:• How to configure the deployment parameters of your application (splash screen, icons, permissions, and so on) in a platform-independent fashion • How to use Hydration to update your application without installing a new version• How to use PhoneGap Build APIs to automate the build process and interface within an existing build or continuous integration process • How to build "inside-the-firewall" applications

PhoneGap has a plug-in model that lets developers combine native code with JavaScript to add extra features to their applications. Learn about how to extend PhoneGap by creating your own plug-ins.You will learn:• The PhoneGap plug-in structure• How to hook your native code into the PhoneGap APIs• How to expose the new features via JavaScript• Tips for testing plug-ins

Discover TopCoat, Adobe's open source UI library for creating native applications using web standards. Kristofer Joseph, the tech lead on TopCoat, will walk through how you can use TopCoat today.Joseph will cover:• How to use TopCoat to build your next native desktop or mobile application • Examples of applications using this new library • The philosophies behind the project• How to get set up as an official contributor• A sneak peek at possible future applications of TopCoat

Learn how a PhoneGap application can deliver near-native performance if you avoid a few common pitfalls, implement a few performance techniques, and leverage the latest capabilities of the HTML rendering engine available on your device. In this session, we'll cover techniques including:• Avoiding pitfalls such as inline scripting• Using the correct events for the device• Using hardware accelerated transitions• Scrollable list performance

Come learn how the team at Pound & Grain designed and built a PhoneGap application from scratch while working with Adobe's Agency Partner Program. The application is built with jQuery Mobile, CSS3 transitions and animations, and the Parse API for storing data. In this session, Sandy Fleischer from Pound & Grain will talk about:• The reasons behind the team's technology choices• The team's design/development process for creating the application• PhoneGap's advantages and disadvantages• Tips and tricks for performance, extending PhoneGap, and making the app feel native

Ted Schilowitz discusses his use of RED with Adobe Premiere Pro. Learn how native editing of RED files speed the post-production process.

Adobe Evangelist Greg Rewis shows how to build native applications for Android and iOS devices using Dreamweaver CS6.

PhoneGap’s Connection API can detect your mobile device's Internet connection. Kevin explains how to use this to your advantage when developing mobile apps.

In this episode, Kevin Hoyt employs the Device API in PhoneGap to get more information about the mobile platform on which the application is running.