i believe at phonegap they have a simulator running on adobe air... On Aug 13, 6:56 pm, wayne parrott <[email protected]> wrote: > hi Richard, > > I'll follow up on Remi's suggestion for using MobiOne's iPhone > emulator as it supports touch events/gestures/orientation/geolocation/ > appcache/accelerometer.... with an integrated inspector. We are a > windows shop and this goes further than desktop browsers get you by a > long ways. > > I use the MobiOne AppSync (Send to My Phone) for quickly testing > directly on my iphone(s). AppSync provides an implicit hosting feature > that allows you to quickly test a mobile webapp on a device that is > outside of your dev env firewall. > > Since not everyone on my team has iphones I bought a couple of > iphone3s off ebay for < $100, jailbroke them and installed veency vnc > server w/ pwd protection. Now my team can use any of these devices via > VNC and AppSync to rapidly test their changes. > > Hope this helps. > > Wayne > [email protected] > disclaimer: I'm on the MobiOne team and develop iPhone mobile web > apps > > On Aug 13, 4:38 am, Richard Quadling <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > On 12 August 2010 17:59, Peter Rust <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > It's pretty tough to develop for a device without actually having > > > one. > > > Exactly what I tell my boss. > > > For the time being, I'm leaving the app functional as a desktop > > browser app and asking for screenshots every time they want to change > > it. > > > And then taking my time as I've no way of knowing WTF is going on. > > > -- > > Richard Quadling.
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