Hi all,
I've done some testing with both WebApp and iUi. My goal is to develop
webapplications that can also be used offline. WebApp seems to have
more functionality and easier to understand than iUI, but iUi seems to
be a 'cleaner approach'. Also there is better documentation for iUi,
like in the book iPhone and iPod touch programming. It would be nice
if the developers of both frameworks could join and share efforts. For
offline usage I've tried the data url approach. But both WebApp and
iUI do not work with that (some problem with links to anchors).
Although it seems working on Safari for Windows, it does not work on
Safari Mobile. So now I am going the jailbreak route: I jailbraked my
Ipod Touch and installed Apache+PHP on it. That way I have to tell
users how to do that if they want to use the app offline, but I expect
that in the future about every user has already jailbreaked their ipod
or iphone. I think these are great devices, only a pity that it is
Apple. Apple put many ridiculous restrictions like not selling iPhone
in other countries, not fully UTF8, their development program
restricted to US developers, closed OS, Safari mobile (confusing name
as it is very different from Safari on desktops) not supporting Flash
and so on. Luckily jailbraking is easy thanks to some great guys and
it overcomes most problems. And once there is a Mysql port for iPhone
it becomes really great.

Wouter

2008/5/10 Chrilith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> The WebApp.Net forum is online. Feel free to register :)
>
>
> On May 8, 6:08 pm, Chrilith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Oops ;)
>>
>> http://webapp.net.free.fr/
>>
>> On May 8, 5:53 pm, Lee Hinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > On May 8, 2008, at 5:18 AM, Chrilith wrote:
>>
>> > > First public version has been release today.
>>
>> > > Main features:
>>
>> > > * Automatically handled navigation and header title
>> > > * Compatibility with browser navigation buttons
>> > > * Easy to use and fully integrated AJAX technology usable also with
>> > > forms
>> > > * Easy quicktime media integration
>> > > * Custom form elements (toggle button, ...)
>> > > * Custom events to catch slide effect, rotation, AJAX errors, etc...
>> > > * Ready to use advanced CSS for common iPhone/iPod Touch elements
>> > > * Per layer bookmarks (see advanced features)
>> > > * Search engine compliance (see advanced features)
>>
>> > Do you have a link?
> >
>

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