How can I get the mobile version on my desktop?
GitHub's on your phone
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Re: GitHub's on your phone
#82Octodroid is still the winner, in my opinion.
Re: GitHub's on your phone
#83Is that Jurassic Park in the background of the first image???
Re: GitHub's on your phone
#84Is that Jurassic Park in the background of the first image???
Yes! Now guess the background of the second image :)
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#85Re: GitHub's on your phone
#86Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't see any sign of angular - what makes you think that they did?
Yes, definitely not angural.js. It would be still interesting to see their mobile webapp stack.
It's currently very simple.
The mobile app is just part of our main web app. We use the same models and controllers as our desktop views. We have separate markup, different bundles for mobile JavaScript and CSS, and separate view models[1].