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Re: Khan Academy Redesign

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I noticed that too and wondered if it was by design or a bug in the implementation. I haven looked at the source though so can't answer knowledgeably.

It's a side effect of the way iOS implements scrolling--as soon as scrolling starts the web content is "frozen" and only resumes once the scroll is complete. Only way around is to imitate the native scroll using CSS and JavaScript.

But why is the item selected in the first place? It's not like it's doing the same animation as when the item is actually clicked (at which point it turns blue).

Re: Khan Academy Redesign

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Best thing is, combine it with PhoneGap and you've got a "native" app store submittable app quickly.

I have heard the performance of using PhoneGap versus a native android app is quite noticeable. YMMV

My point was more that PhoneGap + jQuery Mobile allows you to get something out really quickly which can then be replaced by a native app as time or money allows. In my startup's case we're using this approach as none of us are proficient in Obj C so while we catch up with that and iterate our native app, our designer/front end guy can pretty much build our WebView app himself. In a small team with lots to do this is proving very helpful
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