Is it even possible? Most of the js toolkits like Jquery Mobile say they are cross platform and cross device ready, but none of them actually look and feel like a WEB app (They look awesome on desktop browsers but you probably need a little more on a desktop web app). The widgets and buttons look nice on mobile devices but I was wondering have people actually built applications with single source and if so how and what were some UI design strategies and methods you employed.
Ask HN: Strategies for single source HTML5 mobile apps?
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Re: Ask HN: Strategies for single source HTML5 mobile apps?
#2Feedback, tools and libraries along with any live examples will be very helpful.
Re: Ask HN: Strategies for single source HTML5 mobile apps?
#3I recently wrote about our experience with jQuery Mobile and Sencha Touch. Have a read - http://blog.roveb.com/post/17259708005/our-experience-with-j...
Re: Ask HN: Strategies for single source HTML5 mobile apps?
#4I recently wrote about our experience with jQuery Mobile and Sencha Touch. Have a read - http://blog.roveb.com/post/17259708005/our-experience-with-j...
Thanks that is helpful. Surprised to see no other replies. I would have hoped many people doing single source apps.