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We’re diving into part 2 of our advanced jQuery Mobile topics. We will cover a few APIs at a time to really help you understand things. We are going to look at the default back button settings and how to implement them. Also, we are going to take another look at the swipe API. Finally, we will run into an instance where we need to use the pageinit function again.

In this screencast we will learn how to use the $.mobile.changePage, pageInit, and Swipe events. We will also use regular jQuery with jQuery Mobile to create a list element app that allows you to navigate by swiping on the list item you wish to open. Our entire app will be built using the APIs. You will also learn how to load your JavaScript AFTER the native Ajax of jQuery Mobile loads your page.

In this screencast we will walk you through using Yahoo Query Language (YQL) in order to pull your WordPress RSS feed and parse it into a jQueryMobile web app. We will grab the thumbnail, link, title, and description in our app. And, we will also create a detail page to read the detail description that is given from the RSS feed.

In this screencast (part 2 of this series) we will learn how to use HTTPClient data to connect to our remote server, and read data populated by MySQL into an XML RSS feed. We will then take that data and parse it into a table in clean form for use within our appcelerator application. You can use this code to read any RSS feed or generate your own data to read into your application.

This post will create that simple nice game, just to show that you can make it with simple jquery, please note that this only add the basic rule of the game, which are, we have to pick the total number that matched the appear random number thats all.