Microsoft Releases Multi-Device Hybrid Apps (Preview) For Visual Studio, With Apache Cordova In
Microsoft today released a preview of Visual Studio tooling support for Apache Cordova. This will help developers build multi-device hybrid mobile applications using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, targeting a broad range of mobile devices. Apache Cordova is a popular open source platform for creating such platform. Microsoft Open Technologies has contributed in making Cordova tools for Visual Studio. The web developers can use their existing skills in HTML and JavaScript to create hybrid packaged apps for multiple devices while taking advantage of each device’s capabilities. Project templates are available for both JavaScript and TypeScript, and provide a standard blank Cordova starter project._ Developers can pick their HTML/JavaScript framework of choice, whether Backbone and jQuery UI, or Angular.js and Bootstrap, or WinJS. Projects can be built, deployed, and debugged against a variety of devices, device emulators and web-based mobile simulators._ By default, you can use the Apache Ripple simulator to test your application in the browser before deploying to a device._ This preview release also supports attaching the Visual Studio debugger...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/msftnws/~4/0D1NIvqBYzU
