IBM Worklight, now known as IBM MobileFirst Platform, is a mobile application development platform that helps developers build, deploy, and manage mobile apps. IBM Worklight provides a range of features for mobile development, including security, integration, and support for multiple mobile operating systems.

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Course Information

IBM Worklight Training

Duration: 25 Hours

Timings: Weekdays (1-2 Hours per day) [OR] Weekends (2-3 Hours per day)

Training Method: Instructor Led Online One-on-One Live Interactive

Sessions.

COURSE CONTENT :

1. Introduction to IBM MobileFirst Platform (Worklight)

• Overview of IBM MobileFirst: Understanding the architecture and components of the IBM MobileFirst platform.
• Platform Features: Key features, including multi-device support, hybrid app development, and backend integration.
• MobileFirst Ecosystem: How IBM MobileFirst integrates with other IBM technologies, such as IBM WebSphere, IBM Cloud, and various backend services.

2. Mobile Application Development with IBM MobileFirst

• Worklight Studio:
  • Introduction to Worklight Studio, the integrated development environment (IDE) for building hybrid mobile applications.
  • Creating and setting up mobile applications using Worklight Studio.
  • Overview of Worklight Projects: Mobile-first applications, adapters, and resources.
• Hybrid App Development:
  • Building hybrid apps using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript.
  • Using Apache Cordova (formerly PhoneGap) for device capabilities like camera, GPS, etc.
  • Utilizing jQuery Mobile for building responsive mobile user interfaces.
• Native App Development:
  • Native application support for iOS (Objective-C/Swift) and Android (Java).
  • Accessing native device features using JavaScript.

3. IBM MobileFirst Server

• MobileFirst Server Overview: Understanding the role of the MobileFirst Server in mobile application lifecycle management.
• Configuring MobileFirst Server: Setting up the server and managing mobile applications.
• Authentication and Security: Ensuring that your apps are secure with features like user authentication, data encryption, and access controls.
• Backend Integration: Connecting mobile apps with enterprise data sources using MobileFirst Adapters. These adapters help integrate with databases, RESTful APIs, and legacy systems.

4. MobileFirst Security and Authentication

• User Authentication: Implementing authentication strategies such as basic authentication, token-based authentication (OAuth), and third-party authentication services.
• Security Features:
  • Mobile app security and data protection techniques.
  • Encryption, key management, and secure communications (e.g., HTTPS, SSL).
• Mobile Device Management (MDM): Integrating with MDM systems for app distribution, version control, and app lifecycle management.

5. Mobile Analytics and Monitoring

• Mobile Analytics Integration: Collecting data about app usage, performance, and user behavior.
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting: Tools for debugging and analyzing app performance using IBM MobileFirst Analytics.
• Push Notifications: Configuring push notifications for mobile apps to engage users.

6. Deployment and Distribution

• Packaging and Deployment: How to package and deploy mobile applications for different platforms (iOS, Android, etc.).
• Testing: Testing apps with various tools provided by the IBM MobileFirst platform.
• App Store Submission: Steps for submitting apps to Google Play and the Apple App Store.

7. App Lifecycle Management

• Mobile App Management: Managing app versions and updates across multiple devices and platforms.
• Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates: How to push updates to mobile apps without requiring users to go through app store updates.

8. Debugging and Testing Mobile Apps

• Worklight Simulator: Using the Worklight simulator for testing and debugging mobile apps on desktop browsers.
• Debugging Hybrid and Native Apps: Techniques for debugging JavaScript, hybrid, and native apps in different environments (iOS, Android, etc.).
• Unit Testing: Writing unit tests for mobile applications.

9. Integration with Backend Systems

• MobileFirst Adapters: Creating and deploying adapters that allow communication between mobile apps and enterprise backend systems (e.g., databases, mainframes).
• Web Services and RESTful APIs: Integrating mobile apps with backend services using RESTful web services and JSON.
• Data Synchronization: Ensuring data consistency between mobile apps and backend systems using MobileFirst Sync.

10. Advanced Topics

• Customizing MobileFirst Platform: Extending IBM MobileFirst capabilities with custom features.
• Third-Party Integration: How to integrate third-party services like social media, payment gateways, and other cloud services into your mobile applications.
• Cross-Platform Development: Using IBM MobileFirst to create applications that run on multiple mobile operating systems (iOS, Android, etc.) from a single codebase.