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Do I have to to code on it or can I use Visual studio 2010?
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Do I have to to code on it or can I use Visual studio 2010?

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You can use visual studio. Depending on the phone your specifically wanting to target your platform requirements will be different. You will have to for example use a intel based mac if your wanting to publish to iOS. <br />
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If you click on &quot;Getting Started Guides&quot; then go down on the left and click &quot;Getting Started Guides&quot; again you can see all the different setups.
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You can use visual studio. Depending on the phone your specifically wanting to target your platform requirements will be different. You will have to for example use a intel based mac if your wanting to publish to iOS.


If you click on "Getting Started Guides" then go down on the left and click "Getting Started Guides" again you can see all the different setups.

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Okay, thank you!<br />
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Is there instruction for deploying JQuery using the Android SDK and Eclips, and etc....?<br />
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This is where I am not sure what to do (in this case I am going to be deploying JQuery).
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Okay, thank you!

Is there instruction for deploying JQuery using the Android SDK and Eclips, and etc....?

This is where I am not sure what to do (in this case I am going to be deploying JQuery).

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Yes they have the following:<br />
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Android<br />
BlackBerry<br />
iOS<br />
Symbian<br />
WebOS<br />
Windows Phone 7<br />
Windows Phone 8<br />
Windows 8<br />
Bada<br />
Tizen
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Yes they have the following:

Android
BlackBerry
iOS
Symbian
WebOS
Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 8
Windows 8
Bada
Tizen

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Hello,<br />
<br />
Can anyone point me or answer the below questions please:<br />
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1) How can I compile JQuery code in VS 2010 and package it so I can install it on a mobile device?<br />
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2) &nbsp;Can I do it from VS 2010??? &nbsp;Is there a plugin for it to test like a device simulator?<br />
<br />
3) &nbsp;What is the way or the tool to use to install the JQuery code or application into a mobile device?<br />
<br />
thank you!
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Hello,

Can anyone point me or answer the below questions please:

1) How can I compile JQuery code in VS 2010 and package it so I can install it on a mobile device?

2)  Can I do it from VS 2010???  Is there a plugin for it to test like a device simulator?

3)  What is the way or the tool to use to install the JQuery code or application into a mobile device?

thank you!

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