Phonegap can work either way, however it is not likely that apple will
approve your app if it is just a website.
The typical iPhone phonegap app has all static ui images, markup, js,
and css packaged on the phone. JavaScript can then interact with
restful services via xhr, from servers delivering json or XML data.
Sent from my iPhone
On 2010-04-29, at 8:03 PM, Scott Kallen <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hey, folks.
Just from lurking in the group, I'm learning tons so thanks!
We're considering a combination of PhoneGap and JQTouch for our
project and there is a question that I'm not sure about and I figure
this is the place to ask it.
When you create an app using PhoneGap, does it compile your HTML/JS
into it, making it static or does PhoneGap merely act as a (greatly)
enhanced browser, allowing you to update your app as needed by
changing the code on your server?
Thanks in advance...
Scott.
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