#BBDev101 Part 3: Integrate Native Functionality in WebWorks Apps
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We hope you all have been learning a lot about developing for BlackBerry after following along with the #BBDev101 video tutorial series! In case you missed them, we provided a deep dive into BlackBerry HTML5 and WebWorks in part 1, and the tools used to build WebWorks apps in part 2.
In this next installment, we go through the steps of integrating native functionality in a WebWorks application. This tutorial will also give an overview of HTML5 standards, Device API integration and platform services.
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For the last installment of our series, we’ll look at how you can get native functionality into a WebWorks application. Stay tuned!
We’re happy to help with any questions you have on developing BlackBerry apps. Tweet us at @BlackBerryDev or follow #BlackBerryDevEd for more development support.
