Show HN: I built this in 5 minutes, and this is why Ratchet is awesome
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#5Looks great, is there a hosted link somewhere for people to play with without having to download?
EDIT: I see what you mean now, no I didn't put up a hosted link since I just developed the one screen during a 5 min break. That's a decent idea though, maybe I'll make a full demo application (maybe I'll make it a Todo list, no one has ever used that for a demo app before) and put it up on Heroku.
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#6I give up. I failed to find the awesomeness. I see a login form (view). Ratchet is an MVC framework, your page does nothing. :(
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#7Hey, that's great, but you could already do rapid app prototyping all the way to full app development with Kendo Mobile. Paired with PhoneGap it's a highly productive way to build an app.
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#8I give up. I failed to find the awesomeness. I see a login form (view). Ratchet is an MVC framework, your page does nothing. :(
The awesomeness in my opinion is that a) this took me literally five minutes which means that I had to write absolutely none of my own CSS classes for mobile prototyping, the wonderful guys who developed Ratchet did that for me already! Also, Ratchet is not an MVC framework, it's a front-end iPhone targeted mobile prototyping framework. It allows you to prototype a mobile UI with HTML/CSS/JS faster than prototyping i…
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
The awesomeness in my opinion is that a) this took me literally five minutes which means that I had to write absolutely none of my own CSS classes for mobile prototyping, the wonderful guys who developed Ratchet did that for me already! Also, Ratchet is not an MVC framework, it's a front-end iPhone targeted mobile prototyping framework. It allows you to prototype a mobile UI with HTML/CSS/JS faster than prototyping i…
Interesting, so how is it different from something like jQuery mobile?
In terms of some concrete attributes which I like, I think it probably is the best framework I've seen in terms of the general aesthetic. I have high hopes that it will allow me to create most of the view elements I'd need to prototype in an incredibly short period of time. I haven't used jQuery mobile for some time now (> 1 year) yet it seems like there are more CSS classes in Ratchet that mimic the iOS look and feel well enough that one could develop a full iOS app prototype in a day or less. If I remember correctly from using jQuery mobile, there was a bit more code to write, and the general look just didn't feel as good to me.