2016
O'Reilly Media
Maximiliano Firtman
2:17
English
In this video, Max Firtman explains the technology central to mobile web development: the webview. He identifies the webviews available today and shows you how to properly configure them for optimal performance and security. You’ll explore the differences between UIWebView and WKWebView on iOS, compare Android webviews, examine available third party tools, learn how to use an embedded webview, and practice debugging techniques. “Mastering Webviews” is part of Firtman’s Mobile Web App Development Video Learning Path. It will be especially useful to developers already familiar with Android Java development, Android Studio, iOS Xcode or iOS Swift.
Review the webviews available on the Android and iOS platforms
Learn which webview APIs are supported by the Android and iOS platforms
Learn how to set the basic webviews on Android and iOS for local and remote content
Use WebView on Android and WKWebView on iOS to customize storage, gestures, and the UI
Use WebView on Android and WKWebView on iOS to create a native-web bridge
Embed a webview using Project Crosswalk for Android
Debug webview content using emulators and Remote Inspectors
Practice techniques for managing webview performance issues and security concerns
Introduction
Welcome 03m 58s
Basic WebViews
The WebView 15m 19s
Basic UIWebView on Android 10m 51s
Basic UIWebView on iOS 19m 02s
Basic WKWebViews on iOS 05m 56s
Other WebViews 05m 12s
Advanced iOS
UI WebView Delegate 06m 32s
WK WebView Properties and Delegates 05m 31s
UIWebView Native-JS Bridge 05m 40s
WKWebView Native-JS Bridge 09m 51s
Advanced Android
WebViewChrome and WebViewClient 08m 50s
The Orientation Problem 04m 30s
WebView Settings 03m 53s
Native-JS Bridge 08m 13s
In App Browsers 15m 33s
Security 06m 18s
Conclusion
Conclusion 02m 45s
Max Firtman is a mobile+web developer, trainer, speaker and writer. He is Adobe Community Champion and founder of ITMaster Professional Training. He wrote many books, including "Programming the Mobile Web" and "jQuery Mobile: Up and Running" published by O'Reilly Media
He has a blog about mobile web development at www.mobilexweb.com and he maintains the website www.mobilehtml5.org.
He is a frequent speaker at conferences, including QCon, OSCON, Breaking Development, Velocity Conference, Fluent, Google Developer Day, Nokia Developer Days, Campus Party Europe and many other events around the world.
He has received different recognitions, including Nokia Developer Champion yearly since 2006; Adobe Community Champion in 2011, and a Google recognition for being one of the most innovative mobile developers.
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