Do they not teach it in class? Ha
So they dont teach you it but want you to know it? Sounds like a waste of fees!
Nettuts has some good stuff![]()
Jon,
jQuery Mobile is actually pretty easy to work with, there are great examples on their site http://jquerymobile.com/ and if you are comfortable with html et al you should have no problems knocking up a site quickly.
Phonegap is used to create apps rather than sites as I understand it.
I have built a few mobile specific sites for clients for example http://www.metropolitanappliance.com/m/ and http://www.aphome.com/m/ which are based off data from a framework I wrote.
If you have any specific questions ask and if I can help I would be glad to.
more developer than designer but yes this is what I do for a living
Once I finish uni would prefer the development side can do the design side but not to keen on that. Have you got a personal website?
My company website is sadly lacking at the moment, like the cobblers shoes I have no time to work on it.
Dunno if this is any use to you, but this site covers loads on programming: http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php
Fair enough mate, going to make a start on the jquery site tomorrow would you recommend using the template in dreamweaver for a starter
No, even if you are CS6 the assets are well out of date. There is a free template you can download here that you can pick apart to see how stuff works.
Yep the best way to probably learn is to get a template and hack it apart and fiddle with it.
agreed, no substitute for fiddling
Just tested quickly and if you try and run it from the download it gives an error but setting it up on my test server it runs just fine
that suggests that the path you have set is incorrect
If I put the download on my web server will it work fine?
On your screenshot how have you got a back button