In this course, author Joseph Lowery shows how to build a mobile WordPress site in Adobe Dreamweaver. The course explains how to prepare a site to go mobile, optimize a site's styles for tablets and phones, and implement a full mobile redesign. The course also covers working with WordPress child themes, integrating media queries, incorporating screen-optimized graphics, designing for touch screens, and working with orientation changes. Exercise files accompany the course.

PhoneGap is an exciting mobile platform that allows mobile developer to build a mobile application using HTML and JavaScript. This course is designed to get you started with PhoneGap by teaching you the basics of creating a PhoneGap application.

jQuery Mobile is a flexible jQuery/HTML5/CSS3-based framework that you can use to build web sites optimized for display on a large variety of mobile devices. jQuery Mobile is easy to use and develop due to its lightweight code. Multiple themes and designs allow you to change your site and appearance easily.

In this in-depth course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start developing for mobile and devices on Android and iOS using Flash Platform technology.

The mobile marketing implosion and how not to be crushed in its rubble

This collection of speeches Do It With Drupal, how to create based on Drupal, a web-based applications for mobile devices.

Discover the simple and secret way of dominating your local market in under an hour flat

In this course, author Paul Trani demonstrates how to create, test, and publish a mobile app that works across multiple platforms (iOS, Android, and BlackBerry Tablet OS) and adapts to either a smartphone or tablet display. The course also tackles the issue of various screen sizes and density and how to scale and adjust content. Exercise files are included with the course.

This Unity tutorial will create the basic framework for our main character such as, movement, camera position, weapons, and applying damage to enemies. Throughout the tutorial, we'll learn how to manipulate Unity's Player Relative Control prefab to give us our third person view and then we'll learn how to create the desired player movement based off of those scripts

There is a lot of great content here. The Offline/Mobile marketing landscape is changing so fast (in response to the changes that Google is making) that these confabs can become dated very quickly. But most of this info appears to be still relevant and again, if you deal with Offline clients this will give you a powerful sense of confidence because you will have the big picture in your head.

Although each of the major mobile platforms (Apple's iOS, Microsoft's Windows Phone 7, and Google's Android) has its own native development language and platform, developing for all three would require mastering a different language and set of tools for each.