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diff --git a/acknowledgements.asciidoc b/acknowledgements.asciidoc
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diff --git a/ch11_responsive.asciidoc b/ch11_responsive.asciidoc
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 == Responsive Design: One Site Fits All
 
 Up till now we've been writing and re-writing the desktop version of the Save Sick Child application. Will it look good on the small screen of a mobile device? Starting from this chapter we'll deal with the mobile devices too.

diff --git a/ch14_hybrid.asciidoc b/ch14_hybrid.asciidoc
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 Make no mistakes though - if you want to create the fastest possible application that looks exactly like other applications on the selected mobile platform, develop it in the native language prescribed by the device manufacturer. Faster applications take less CPU power, which translates to a longer battery life. If you can't hire experts in each mobile OS going hybrid can be a practical compromise.  
 
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 Even though this book is about HTML5, the authors would rather work with compiled languages that produce applications running in virtual machines. Such software platforms are more productive for development and more predictable for deployment. While writing this book, we were often arguing about pros and cons of switching to HTML5, and so far we are concerned that the HTML/JavaScript/CSS platform is not overly productive for developing enterprise applications just yet. We live in the era when amateurs feel comfortable creating Web sites and HTML with a little JavaScript inserts provide the flexibility and customization the Microsoft Access and Excel provided in the good old PC times. 
 

diff --git a/ch1_advancedjs.asciidoc b/ch1_advancedjs.asciidoc
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 == Advanced Introduction to JavaScript
 
 

diff --git a/site.asciidoc b/site.asciidoc
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