Beginning Ubuntu App Development

Zeeshan Chawdhary has over 8 years of experience in the web, mobile, and location-based services space. With a career spanning from developing 3D mobile game development at IndiaGames to leading a location-based travel startup at iCityConcierge Ltd - as the chief technology officer, Zeeshan has been able to work on a lot of exciting technologies - with the focus on cutting edge travel technology.Among the key achievements Zeeshan has pioneered is the right mix of using Open Source and Proprietary software to create a technology stack based on the client's need. He has developed location-based solutions for Nokia (for millions of hits per year) on a scalable cloud platform using Rackspace Cloud.He enjoys working with PHP, PostGIS, and PhoneGap. He has immense experience in making startups use location data effectively for their growth, from startups like Foursquare to hotel industry big-wigs like Marriott; from mobile giant Nokia to Airline king American Airlines, he has worked with them all.Zeeshan Chawdhary currently serves as the CTO of iCityConcierge Ltd., where he is currently working on creating the best personalized travel experience for travellers. He can be reached on Google at imzeeshanc@gmail.com

1. Chapter One: Introducing Ubuntu App Development (20 pages) 2. Chapter Two: Getting Started with the Ubuntu SDK (30 pages) 3. Chapter Three: Introducing QML - Building Native Ubuntu Apps (30 pages) 4. Chapter Four: Advanced QML and QtQuick (40 pages) 5. Chapter Five: Ubuntu HTML5 UI, Layouts and Widgets (40 pages) 6. Chapter Six: Talking to the Hardware (30 pages) 7. Chapter Seven: Building Web Apps (20 pages) 8. Chapter Eight: Sharing Content Using ContentHub (30 pages) 9. Chapter Nine: Connecting to Online Accounts (30 pages) 10. Chapter Ten: Empowering Ubuntu with Scopes (30 pages) 11. Chapter Eleven: App 1 - A CityGuide app using Ubuntu SDK and HTML5 (30 pages) 12. Chapter Twelve. App 2 - Weather App (30 pages) 13. Chapter Thirteen: App 3 - WordPress Client (30 pages) 14. Chapter Fourteen: Packaging and Publishing your Apps (30 pages)