Create the client-side of a MobileFirst application

In MobileFirst Studio, two methods to create the client-side of a MobileFirst application:

• Use an existing MobileFirst project, and create the application in it.
• Create a MobileFirst project, and the application in it as its first application.

We can build the MobileFirst application for specific mobile, desktop, and web environments.

See Set up a new MobileFirst environment for the application

After creating the MobileFirst application, develop code using different APIs.

We can use out own custom or third-party libraries.

See Develop hybrid and web applications and Develop native applications.

JavaScript client-side API for hybrid apps

With the JavaScript client-side API, develop hybrid applications that target all environments. Use the capabilities of the MobileFirst runtime client API for mobile applications, desktop, and web to develop your applications.

See JavaScript client-side API.

Objective-C client-side API for native iOS apps

MPF provides the MobileFirst Objective-C client-side API we can use to develop native iOS applications.

See Objective-C client-side API for iOS apps.

Java client-side API for native Android apps

MPF provides the MobileFirst Java client-side API we can use to develop native Android applications.

See Java client-side API for Android apps.

Java client-side API for Java ME apps

MPF provides the MobileFirst Java client-side API we can use to develop native Java ME applications.

See Java client-side API for Enterprise Edition (Java EE) , Micro Edition (Java ME) apps.

C# client-side API for Windows Phone 8 apps

MPF provides the MobileFirst C# client-side API we can use to develop native Windows Phone 8 applications.

See C# client-side API for Windows Phone 8 apps.

Parent topic: Artifacts produced during development cycle