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Announcing Trigger.io v2.0

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Re: Announcing Trigger.io v2.0

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Trigger looks really cool, but the thing still holding me back is the lack of an escape route. If PhoneGap goes belly-up, I've got the source, no big deal. If the same happens to Trigger, I'm stuck having to rewrite major portions of the app from scratch.

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Re: Announcing Trigger.io v2.0

#12
post #9

Trigger looks really cool, but the thing still holding me back is the lack of an escape route. If PhoneGap goes belly-up, I've got the source, no big deal. If the same happens to Trigger, I'm stuck having to rewrite major portions of the app from scratch.

If Adobe decided to discontinue PhoneGap, you could just go straight Cordova :D

I'm trying to figure out what benefit Trigger gives you over phonegap/cordova.

Re: Announcing Trigger.io v2.0

#13
post #9

Trigger looks really cool, but the thing still holding me back is the lack of an escape route. If PhoneGap goes belly-up, I've got the source, no big deal. If the same happens to Trigger, I'm stuck having to rewrite major portions of the app from scratch.

If Adobe decided to discontinue PhoneGap, you could just go straight Cordova :D I'm trying to figure out what benefit Trigger gives you over phonegap/cordova.

Reload is awesome... beyond that ??
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