Very cool. I think and hope that mobile apps will eventually move to the Web (as they did in the PC world). Good to hear that the jQuery team is looking ahead.
My 2 cents: jQuery does not have to support 90% of the browser enabled mobile devices, but just focus on the strategic ones. Even if it supports only iPhone 3GS+, Android 2.0+, Palm Pre, and Blackberry (from a version that have a descent mobile browser), it would be a huge step forward. Other devices can use simpler HTML/CSS interfaces. At first, I think that high-quality support is more important than volume of devices supported. As long as the Web developer has a significantly higher reach that developing native SDK apps, jQuery for Mobile would bring a great value. Also, might be a good idea to create/sponsor a jQueryMobile, which could be a sort of jQueryUI for the Mobile world (e.g., smaller and more targeted to Mobile widgets). Anyway, just thoughts. Thanks for the response. Jeremy, On Jan 10, 9:56 am, John Resig <jere...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Any mobile browser part of the jQuery test suite? > > Not yet, no. > > > Any roadmap on the subject? > > Yes! We've already collected a number of mobile devices from > manufacturers and will be integrating them into our test suite after > 1.4 is out. > > --John
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