Its a great game engine which will allow you to create all manner of high-performance games on iphone4+ hardware (i've never tested on <iphone4, so performance may be ok there too)
Why does everyone emulate iOS appearance? I'm so tired of seeing it. It desperately needs a refresh.
Better question. Why are you in the gray? People need to stop down-voting things just because they disagree!
It's a solid question. jQuery mobile also emulates iOS appearance. I think it's like when people made old windows apps, people would try to make there apps look native to windows and use the same color scheme windows did.
Can you elaborate? I am considering HTML for a mobile game, but I am concerned that performance will be lacking and CSS will be challenging.
I built the mobile HTML5 version of Words With Friends that launched as part of Facebook's failed mobile HTML app platform, aka "Project Spartan". (standard disclaimers: I don't work for Zynga any more, these are my own personal opinions, etc). I much prefer web development to native iOS development for many many reasons, and am 100% for building desktop games in HTML5, but the thing about mobile web apps is that you…
totally agree. Android "Browser" is like the IE6 of mobile web. I bump into so many problems trying to tame android "Browser". Lack of hardware acceleration for simple displacement animation, the best transition animation you can apply is probably fade in and out not more than 2 stacked layers. The canvas was missing toDataURL method, canvas pixel manipulation with alpha channel resulted in some fuzzy pixels scramble. Weird virtual keyboard behavior. It takes few seconds for the device to tell the browser that orientation has changed, sometime has to be accompanied with light shaking of the device. No svg support for some older models. And majority of android devices out there are not running the latest Android OS. Luckily Chrome is much better browser than Android "Browser". Kudos to chrome team to make the mobile web on Android awesome again.
Some unsolicited advice. "app-UI is a free & open source collection of reusable "application container" user interface components that may be helpful to web and mobile developers for creating interactive applications using HTML and JavaScript, especially those targeting mobile devices." That's one loooooong sentence to start off your page with. Further, it seems like you're scared of diving into the mobile "niche." E…
I disagree. The top sentence may be long, but it tells me exactly what it is and why I would want to use it.