Miguel/Kumar,
Thanks for reply. What is your experience of Jquery/Jquery UI on
Android? Mainly the animation and responsiveness (I will only support
the current generation of Android phone, not the early ones like g1/
g2)
Miguel Morales wrote:
I agree with Kumar. It's pretty hard to
I did look at it, it seems too heavy compare to others but I never use
it. What is your experience of it running on Android?
Thanks,
Rovi
Pragati Ogal Rai wrote:
Did you look into Appcelerator's Titanium?
On Oct 18, 8:34 am, rovi rovix...@gmail.com wrote:
I am going to develop an app runs
You can have a look at jQuery UI. There's a mobile version also which was
released recently. But, I strongly think that you should have different UI
for desktop and mobile. If you go for a single solution, you might
compromise with features/performance.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 8:12 PM, rovi
I agree with Kumar. It's pretty hard to impossible to design an
interface that works well in a 1024x768 screen size with a precision
mouse pointer and one that works well in a 480x320 owned by users with
big thumbs.
Either you'll be wasting a lot of space, or you'll be cramming your UI.
I
Did you look into Appcelerator's Titanium?
On Oct 18, 8:34 am, rovi rovix...@gmail.com wrote:
I am going to develop an app runs on both Android and desktop, so UI
will be built on html , javascript, css. User experience is very
important, I am looking for a javascript UI framework has great
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