Are service workers draining my battery?

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Are service workers draining my battery?mobile web, research, talks

by Ivano Malavolta on June 8, 2017 with 0 comments

Just back from the AmsterdamJS conference, the first conference on javaScript based in Amsterdam. There I gave a talk on the energy efficiency of progressive web apps (PWAs). PWAs are a new technology introduced by Google that aims at bridging this gap, with a set of APIs known as service workers at its core. In …

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Off canvas mobile menu

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Off canvas mobile menucode, JavaScript

by Ivano Malavolta on August 13, 2015 with 0 comments

Today I just completed a simple good looking off canvas menu, specifically developed for mobile devices. The menu has been developed for leveraging CSS3 features as much as possible, and it may be imported into already existing SASS stylesheets. A fully functioning demo can be accessed here (better to access it via a mobile device …

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JavaScript for real men

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JavaScript for real mentalks

by Ivano Malavolta on March 31, 2014 with 0 comments

I am strongly convinced that if you want to develop decent mobile applications using PhoneGap/Cordova you have to be a little JavaScript ninja, so I suggest you, my dear mobile developer,to learn the fundamentals of this fascinating language, if you don’t want to end up like this: Today I gave a full lecture about JavaScript …

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My seminars series about Cordova @WebRatio

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My seminars series about Cordova @WebRatiotalks

by Ivano Malavolta on January 16, 2014 with 0 comments

A couple of days ago I have been invited at WebRatio to gave a series of seminars about mobile technologies. WebRatio is an international company based in Milan whose core product is a development environment that supports Business Users and IT Developers in building Web and Mobile applications available On-Premises or in the Cloud. Now …

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New Cordova boilerplate

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New Cordova boilerplatecode

by Ivano Malavolta on January 12, 2014 with 5 comments

I just created a new GitHub repository containing a new boilerplate for my Cordova mobile applications. I decided to open source this project in order to provide to you, developers, a production-ready simple Cordova application so that you can boost your development. This Cordova boilerplate is an extremely simple Cordova app that can be used …

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Program of the HTML5 Frontend Development Workshop @L’Aquila

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Program of the HTML5 Frontend Development Workshop @L’Aquilaevents, talks

by Ivano Malavolta on November 6, 2013 with 0 comments

Next Wednesday (13th November) the DISIM department of the University of L’Aquila, is organizing a workshop on the HTML5 technology for web development. Curious about the program of the event? Here it is! Stay in touch with me for further news about the event 😉 Marco Casario You can bring your own laptop running Linux, …

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HTML5 Frontend Development @L’Aquila

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HTML5 Frontend Development @L’Aquilaevents, talks

by Ivano Malavolta on November 2, 2013 with 0 comments

As part of the publicity activities of the Department of Information Engineering Computer Science and Mathematics of the University of L’Aquila, I am organizing a workshop on the HTML5 technology for web development. If you are interested, you can join us in the A1.6 room of the Turing-building of the University of L’Aquila. The workshop …

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PhoneGap: geolocation, mapping & drawing on canvas

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PhoneGap: geolocation, mapping & drawing on canvastalks

by Ivano Malavolta on June 15, 2013 with 1 comments

In the last weeks I gave lectures on the use of geolocation and mapping facilities in PhoneGap applications. Also, I gave a dedicated lecture on how to draw on a canvas in PhoneGap application. In the following you can find the slides of each lecture, hoping they will be interesting or useful for someone out …

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Modular, structured and well-organized Web Apps

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Modular, structured and well-organized Web Appstalks

by Ivano Malavolta on May 18, 2013 with 0 comments

Have you ever wondered how modern web applications are built? Are you curious to know which technologies developers of web applications such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. use? Well, during my course on Mobile Applications development at the University of L’Aquila, I am teaching how to develop complex mobile web apps by using all the …

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