Original articles and historical context
The selected articles below are recovered from the official PhoneGap website repository. They retain their historical publication dates. Original product claims and instructions should be read in the context of the period in which they were written.
Project history
- PhoneGap, Cordova, and what’s in a name? — 19 March 2012
- Beliefs, goals and philosophy — 9 May 2012
- PhoneGap and Build end of service — editorial summary of the 2020 announcement
Release announcements
- PhoneGap 1.3 — 19 December 2011
- PhoneGap 1.6 — 11 April 2012
- Adobe PhoneGap 2.0 — 20 July 2012
- Adobe PhoneGap 3.0 — 19 July 2013
Tools and ecosystem
- The original Enterprise introduction
- Debugging PhoneGap JavaScript
- Ripple emulator introduction
- Featured app collection
- PhoneGap Day events
About the recovery
The historical source files were recovered from the official website repository before its blog was moved to a separate project. Licensed original text is preserved with attribution. Newly written pages, including the end-of-service summary, are labeled as editorial material. This is a selected archive, not a claim that every historical PhoneGap post has been recovered.
More original articles
- Introducing PhoneGap for the Enterprise
- PhoneGap and the Apple developer license agreement.
- Introducing Cordova-JS
- PhoneGap Explained Visually
- PhoneGap Developer App
- Moving Forward — PhoneGap’s 2017 direction
- Nitobi enters into Acquisition Agreement with Adobe
- Rolling Releases: How Apache Cordova becomes PhoneGap and Why
- PhoneGap 2.9.0 Released!
- PhoneGap Desktop App 0.1.2
- Migrating from the Cordova Device Orientation Plugin
- PhoneGap 1.9.0 Released!
- Migrating from the Cordova Device Motion Plugin
- PhoneGap 1.0 Released Today at PhoneGap Day in Portland
- Firebase Adds PhoneGap Integration
- Coming soon! What to expect in PhoneGap 3.0
- Hybrid Mobile Apps are Overtaking Native — 2017 article
- PhoneGap 1.8.0 Released!
- PhoneGap 3.3.0 Released
- PhoneGap 2017 Roadmap — publication record
- The Story behind Exfm
Sources & archive notes
Recovered repository material is attributed to its original authors and distributed with its source license. Changes: FreeSoft layout, archive context, navigation, link and image locations. Apache License 2.0 · Notices and provenance. Editorial material is labeled separately.