An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
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An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
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Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#2Addressing the jQM concern, this is why we built Ionic (http://ionicframework.com/). It's still alpha and we have a ways to go, but the UI is more "native" centric and we have been improving animation performance over the last week, and on new iOS devices it's hard to tell the difference between simple native app and the hybrid one. Hopefully you'll find it a better solution for hybrid apps.
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#3Totally agree with the author here. Being primarily an Android developer I hate when I need to get access to a Mac to anything iOS related. Phonegap Build solves this problem. I work for avocarrot.com and I managed to do a Phonegap wrapper of our iOS SDK with the build service only using my linux machine.. Pretty awesome!
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#4Are we calling phonegap/cordova native now?
Phonegap build is nice if you don't use any prosperity /closed source plugins.
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#5You Keep Using That Word, I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#6Just finished my first phonegap 3 app. I used kendo mobile for the ui, performance is pretty nice. It's not free but saved me probably days.
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#7Totally agree with the author here. Being primarily an Android developer I hate when I need to get access to a Mac to anything iOS related. Phonegap Build solves this problem. I work for avocarrot.com and I managed to do a Phonegap wrapper of our iOS SDK with the build service only using my linux machine.. Pretty awesome!
If you want to install the phonegap app on your ios device for tests and later publish to the app store you still need a mac.
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#8 But there is reports that Apple will not let you through
since jQuery mobile animations perform too poorly, oups.
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#9Addressing the jQM concern, this is why we built Ionic ( http://ionicframework.com/ ). It's still alpha and we have a ways to go, but the UI is more "native" centric and we have been improving animation performance over the last week, and on new iOS devices it's hard to tell the difference between simple native app and the hybrid one. Hopefully you'll find it a better solution for hybrid apps.
Iconic looks really nice, and I especially like the component documentation.
When it comes to the overwhelming number of mobile js frameworks its hard to get an idea of speed without running each of the demos individually and comparing. Do you have any rough stats compared to Sencha?
Re: An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?
#10Totally agree with the author here. Being primarily an Android developer I hate when I need to get access to a Mac to anything iOS related. Phonegap Build solves this problem. I work for avocarrot.com and I managed to do a Phonegap wrapper of our iOS SDK with the build service only using my linux machine.. Pretty awesome!
If you want to install the phonegap app on your ios device for tests and later publish to the app store you still need a mac.
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