Apache Cordova API Practice Exam
Apache Cordova API Practice Exam
About Apache Cordova API Exam
The Apache Cordova API Exam is designed for developers looking to build cross-platform mobile applications using standard web technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. This exam focuses on the core plugins and APIs provided by Cordova to access native device functionalities like camera, geolocation, file system, notifications, and more. Whether you're a beginner or experienced developer, this exam helps validate your ability to develop hybrid mobile apps effectively using the Cordova framework.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Front-end and web developers transitioning to mobile app development
- JavaScript developers looking to build cross-platform mobile apps
- Mobile app developers interested in hybrid frameworks
- Students and learners exploring web-to-mobile app conversion
- Freelancers and consultants building apps for iOS and Android
Skills Required
- Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Understanding of mobile app architecture and design
- Familiarity with command-line tools and IDEs
Knowledge Gained
- Building mobile apps using web technologies with Cordova
- Using core Cordova APIs and plugins for native functionality
- Packaging, testing, and deploying hybrid apps across platforms
- Customizing plugin usage and permissions
Course Outline
The Apache Cordova API Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Apache Cordova
- What is Apache Cordova?
- Architecture of a hybrid mobile app
- Setting up the development environment
Domain 2 – Cordova CLI and Project Structure
- Installing and using the Cordova CLI
- Creating and managing Cordova projects
- Project configuration and folder structure
Domain 3 – Cordova Core Plugins
- Installing and managing core plugins
- Camera, Geolocation, File, and Device plugins
- Working with network information and status
Domain 4 – Accessing Native Device Features
- Using JavaScript to interact with device hardware
- Implementing device sensors, media, and battery APIs
- Handling native notifications and dialogs
Domain 5 – Building and Testing Apps
- Using emulators and real devices
- Debugging hybrid applications
- Building apps for Android and iOS platforms
Domain 6 – Advanced Plugin Usage
- Creating custom plugins
- Modifying existing plugins
- Using third-party plugin repositories
Domain 7 – App Performance Optimization
- Improving hybrid app performance
- Managing memory and storage efficiently
- Minimizing load times and optimizing assets
Domain 8 – Cordova and Web Technologies Integration
- Using frameworks like Angular or React with Cordova
- Integrating Cordova with single-page apps
- Handling routing and navigation
Domain 9 – Platform-Specific Considerations
- iOS vs Android: permissions, settings, and restrictions
- Handling platform-specific features and bugs
- Using platform-specific configurations
Domain 10 – App Packaging and Deployment
- Code signing and provisioning profiles
- Building release versions for app stores
- Publishing apps to Google Play and Apple App Store
