This video looks at the PhoneGap Build Service panel in Dreamweaver CS6, which uploads your files to an online service that generates the native app files for different mobile operating systems.

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.

Continuing his in-depth look at PhoneGap, Kevin creates an HTML-based app that can access the contact list on your iOS or Android mobile device.

Kevin Hoyt combines your mobile phone's compass sensor with an HTML-based application using PhoneGap.

Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt demonstrates how to use the Camera API with PhoneGap to take pictures with your mobile phone’s camera, or load photos from the gallery.

In his continuing series on PhoneGap, Kevin Hoyt shows you how to employ mobile-specific sensors like the accelerometer into your apps.

Join Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt for this series on PhoneGap, an open source framework for developing cross-platform mobile apps with existing web technologies.

Want to know how to create and deploy PhoneGap apps for iOS devices? Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt explains the steps to get started, and introduces helpful tools you’ll need along the way.

Want to know how to create and deploy PhoneGap apps for Android devices? Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt explains the steps to get started, and introduces helpful tools you’ll need along the way.

Join Jeff Tapper of Digital Primates as he digs into the practical and business benefits of targeting desktops, native apps, and televisions using a unified codebase. Tapper will showcase a film distributor who is in the process of making content available via an app that will run on Android, BlackBerry PlayBook, and TVs to complement existing web and iOS applications.

Dive into the details with ESRI and the City of Boston to hear how they built and deployed a critical application across desktops and devices. The City of Boston needed an executive dashboard for the mayor to "see" the state of the city in situations such as snowstorms. It was originally intended to be web-based and displayed in City Hall; however, Adobe Flash Builder 4.5.1 and a good MVC pattern implementation have paved the way for iPad app development. This avant-garde approach has motivated city officials to evaluate how else they can apply the app.

Take a long, hard look at the state of the web, the history of Flex, and the future of the framework. These days, the web is inundated with an endless host of pundits, bloggers, and Twitter junkies upset about the uncertain future of Adobe Flash, HTML5, and native applications. Where are these technologies going? What are their strengths and weaknesses? And how does Flex fit in? This session will give several solid reasons why it's still one of the best technologies a web developer can learn.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know the web is shifting again! HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript are helping move the web from the desktop onto a multitude of devices and screen sizes. And through the magic of the Phonegap framework, those same technologies are being used to build native applications as well. Join Greg Rewis, product evangelist, as he shows how to use CSS3 Media Queries to adapt the look of traditional web pages to these form factors, and how to implement a more "native" feel to your pages using the jQuery Mobile framework.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know the web is shifting again! HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript are helping move the web from the desktop onto a multitude of devices and screen sizes. And through the magic of the Phonegap framework, those same technologies are being used to build native applications as well. Join Greg Rewis, product evangelist, as he shows how to use CSS3 Media Queries to adapt the look of traditional web pages to these form factors, and how to implement a more "native" feel to your pages using the jQuery Mobile framework.

In this episode, learn how SpatialKey uses Adobe Flash Platform to create a flexible tool for enterprises that rely on large location-based data to better present timely information for better decision making.

Senior Product Manager Scott Fegette introduces the new authoring functionality in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that allows designers and developers to manage, author and publish HTML5 and CSS3-based content.

Scott Fegette explores the new Live View and CSS3 Media Queries features in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that enables web designers and developers to quickly create and test custom web experiences across mobile devices.

Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt demonstrates some easy ways of implementing user-interactivity in a Dreamweaver CS5 drawing application in this continuing series on the HTML5 canvas element.

In the next episode of his HTML5 canvas element video series, Kevin Hoyt explains how developers can easily create user-driven drawing applications in Dreamweaver CS5 projects with the HTML5 canvas element.

In this video, Scott Fegette explains how developers can create mobile applications that take advantage of features such as multitouch, camera, and location services using the new jQuery Mobile Framework in a future version of Dreamweaver.

See how BlackBerry WebWorks opens the doors of BlackBerry development to web developers, enabling them to create standalone applications on BlackBerry devices. Join Prosanta Bhattacherjee, RIM Application Development Consultant, in discovering what the BlackBerry WebWorks framework is, what a BlackBerry WebWorks application is capable of, and how you can leverage the framework to create a deployable web app to distribute to your users.

Get a primer on what it takes to design, develop, and deploy a web app for mobile devices. Join Paul Dorian and Jorge Taylor as they share what they learned from their designer-developer collaboration on a recent mobile web app project. They'll take you through their workflow, highlighting the unexpected discoveries, key challenges, and lessons learned along the way. If you're a web designer or developer interested in migrating your skills to the mobile world but you're not quite sure how to get started, then this session is for you.

Discover how BlackBerry App World can be used to deliver your applications to users and generate revenue. Learn how to leverage BlackBerry App World as a channel to reach BlackBerry PlayBook users. See how you can make additional revenue with the BlackBerry Payment SDK once you have acquired customers for your applications.

Discover the innovations behind the new book on 3D techniques for Photoshop CS5 Extended and the associated iPad app (an interactive version of the book's first chapter). The app explains 3D concepts in a fun, interactive way. Join Photoshop Product Manager Zorana Gee as she walks through the process of creating the app and its contents and explains how to use Photoshop CS5 Extended to create rich interactive content, including 360-degree spherical panoramas, 3D camera/object rotations, 3D objects and effects, and more, plus offers firsthand tips on building an iPad digital publication app.

See how Business Catalyst's built in modules and powerful Web Apps feature can help you shortcut development time and meet your client's requirements without back-end coding.

This episode walks you through the Flash Catalyst interface. Then it also shows you how to build an interactive widget for the web from start to finish.

Further to the announcement of the alliance between Research In Motion and Adobe, this video highlights BlackBerry app development with Adobe Dreamweaver, the industry-leading web content authoring tool.