This post is the last of three where you can learn how to create a mobile app using PhoneGap.  In this final post, you'll learn how to build upon the code the code we have so far created to create a working Android app.

In this post, you will learn how to create a "Hello world" Android app from scratch, using Eclipse.  This post includes links to metadaddy-sfdc, where you'll find all the files you'll need to complete the app.

Phonegap is a new Javascript framework that I have been testing lately to get familiar with this rapid mobile development environment.  It is impressive to see how you can build a native Android app by using only HTML, CSS and Javascript.

In this post we'll show you how to create an application with a Navigation-Based interface.  It shows in detail how to switch between different views and how to send messages to different parts of the application using the Notification Center.

Just in case, I waited until the end of the week to install the new software on my iPhone 3G (no S).  Luckily, the process took a long time but it was pretty uneventful and I didn't have to throw my iPhone against the wall or anything like that.  On the other hand, I've been putting it through its paces this morning and by now I am not as impressed or excited about this new release as I was on Fri when I started the installation.