just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic iPhone user interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of CSS3 I like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on demand to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
UL.
There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
Dashcode - Framework from Apple
JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> Hi there,
> just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic iPhone user
> interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of CSS3 I
> like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on demand
> to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through the
links.
I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in particular. It
seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am new to
this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
> problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
> being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
> in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
> UL.
> There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
> are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
> west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
> libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
> probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi there,
> > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic iPhone
> user
> > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of CSS3
> I
> > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on
> demand
> > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> > cheers,
> > Elmar
-- redTrac - we love results
Lindenstrasse 14
50674 Köln
Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
http://www.redtrac.com --
James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might have a
few dollars more."
FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
Inside Trader exactly.
In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
all.
-- Jeff
On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through the
> links.
> I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in particular. It
> seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am new to
> this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
> > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
> > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
> > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
> > UL.
> > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
> > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
> > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
> > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
> > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> > wrote:
> > > Hi there,
> > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic iPhone
> > user
> > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of CSS3
> > I
> > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on
> > demand
> > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> > > cheers,
> > > Elmar
> --
> redTrac - we love results
> Lindenstrasse 14
> 50674 Köln
> Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com > --
> James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might have a
> few dollars more."
Cool. Thanks for the update. I´ll check it out. I was originally looking for
jQuery based frameworks because jQuery offers a nice, solid abstraction at
low cost but I understand that CSS3 transition support offers much more in
terms of smooth animations so I might just MF or even MF/jQuery.
> FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
> Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
> you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
> it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
> Inside Trader exactly.
> In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
> all.
> -- Jeff
> On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> > Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through the
> > links.
> > I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in particular.
> It
> > seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am new to
> > this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> > > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
> > > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
> > > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> > > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
> > > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
> > > UL.
> > > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
> > > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
> > > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
> > > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
> > > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> > > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> > > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> > > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> > > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> > > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> > > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> > > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> > > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> > > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> > > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> > > wrote:
> > > > Hi there,
> > > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic
> iPhone
> > > user
> > > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of
> CSS3
> > > I
> > > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on
> > > demand
> > > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> > > > cheers,
> > > > Elmar
> > --
> > redTrac - we love results
> > Lindenstrasse 14
> > 50674 Köln
> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com > > --
> > James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might have
> a
> > few dollars more."
-- redTrac - we love results
Lindenstrasse 14
50674 Köln
Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
http://www.redtrac.com --
Bob Hope - "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your middle."
magic framework and jqtouch are the ones to watch (and play with). both have
huge potential. Its also worth keeping an eye on http://cubiq.org/. he has
been doing some cool stuff. he is the first person to *really* solve the
fixed header/footer problem.
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> Cool. Thanks for the update. I´ll check it out. I was originally looking
> for jQuery based frameworks because jQuery offers a nice, solid abstraction
> at low cost but I understand that CSS3 transition support offers much more
> in terms of smooth animations so I might just MF or even MF/jQuery.
> Elmar
> 2009/3/10 Jeff McFadden <jeff.mcfad...@gmail.com>
>> FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
>> Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
>> you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
>> it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
>> Inside Trader exactly.
>> In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
>> all.
>> -- Jeff
>> On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
>> > Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through the
>> > links.
>> > I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in particular.
>> It
>> > seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am new to
>> > this and probably not the right person to judge this.
>> > > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
>> > > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
>> > > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
>> > > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
>> > > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
>> > > UL.
>> > > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
>> > > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
>> > > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
>> > > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
>> > > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
>> > > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
>> > > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
>> > > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
>> > > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
>> > > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
>> > > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
>> > > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
>> > > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
>> > > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
>> > > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
>> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
>> > > wrote:
>> > > > Hi there,
>> > > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic
>> iPhone
>> > > user
>> > > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of
>> CSS3
>> > > I
>> > > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded
>> on
>> > > demand
>> > > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
>> > > > cheers,
>> > > > Elmar
>> > --
>> > redTrac - we love results
>> > Lindenstrasse 14
>> > 50674 Köln
>> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com >> > --
>> > James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might
>> have a
>> > few dollars more."
> --
> redTrac - we love results
> Lindenstrasse 14
> 50674 Köln
> Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
> http://www.redtrac.com > --
> Bob Hope - "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your
> middle."
> magic framework and jqtouch are the ones to watch (and play with). both have
> huge potential. Its also worth keeping an eye onhttp://cubiq.org/. he has
> been doing some cool stuff. he is the first person to *really* solve the
> fixed header/footer problem.
> - brock
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> > Cool. Thanks for the update. I´ll check it out. I was originally looking
> > for jQuery based frameworks because jQuery offers a nice, solid abstraction
> > at low cost but I understand that CSS3 transition support offers much more
> > in terms of smooth animations so I might just MF or even MF/jQuery.
> > Elmar
> > 2009/3/10 Jeff McFadden <jeff.mcfad...@gmail.com>
> >> FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
> >> Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
> >> you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
> >> it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
> >> Inside Trader exactly.
> >> In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
> >> all.
> >> -- Jeff
> >> On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> >> > Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through the
> >> > links.
> >> > I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in particular.
> >> It
> >> > seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am new to
> >> > this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> >> > > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the deeper
> >> > > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM structure
> >> > > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> >> > > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants things
> >> > > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY > DIV>
> >> > > UL.
> >> > > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI that
> >> > > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the wild
> >> > > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the other
> >> > > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say: "That's
> >> > > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> >> > > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> >> > > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> >> > > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> >> > > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> >> > > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> >> > > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> >> > > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> >> > > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> >> > > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> >> > > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> >> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> >> > > wrote:
> >> > > > Hi there,
> >> > > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic
> >> iPhone
> >> > > user
> >> > > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of
> >> CSS3
> >> > > I
> >> > > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded
> >> on
> >> > > demand
> >> > > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> >> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com > >> > --
> >> > James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might
> >> have a
> >> > few dollars more."
> > --
> > redTrac - we love results
> > Lindenstrasse 14
> > 50674 Köln
> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
> >http://www.redtrac.com > > --
> > Bob Hope - "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your
> > middle."
> When is xui going to get element.remove()? That'd get me much closer
> to being able to use it in Magic.
> -- Jeff
> On Mar 10, 10:35 am, Brock Whitten <brock.whit...@nitobi.com> wrote:
> > dashcode + xui = win
> > magic framework and jqtouch are the ones to watch (and play with). both
> have
> > huge potential. Its also worth keeping an eye onhttp://cubiq.org/. he
> has
> > been doing some cool stuff. he is the first person to *really* solve the
> > fixed header/footer problem.
> > - brock
> > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> wrote:
> > > Cool. Thanks for the update. I´ll check it out. I was originally
> looking
> > > for jQuery based frameworks because jQuery offers a nice, solid
> abstraction
> > > at low cost but I understand that CSS3 transition support offers much
> more
> > > in terms of smooth animations so I might just MF or even MF/jQuery.
> > > Elmar
> > > 2009/3/10 Jeff McFadden <jeff.mcfad...@gmail.com>
> > >> FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
> > >> Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
> > >> you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
> > >> it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
> > >> Inside Trader exactly.
> > >> In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
> > >> all.
> > >> -- Jeff
> > >> On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> > >> > Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through
> the
> > >> > links.
> > >> > I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in
> particular.
> > >> It
> > >> > seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am
> new to
> > >> > this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> > >> > Thanks again,
> > >> > Elmar
> > >> > 2009/3/10 Paul Prescod <pres...@gmail.com>
> > >> > > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the
> deeper
> > >> > > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM
> structure
> > >> > > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> > >> > > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants
> things
> > >> > > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY >
> DIV>
> > >> > > UL.
> > >> > > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI
> that
> > >> > > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the
> wild
> > >> > > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the
> other
> > >> > > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say:
> "That's
> > >> > > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> > >> > > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> > >> > > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> > >> > > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> > >> > > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> > >> > > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> > >> > > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> > >> > > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> > >> > > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> > >> > > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> > >> > > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> > >> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <
> el...@aerobis.com>
> > >> > > wrote:
> > >> > > > Hi there,
> > >> > > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic
> > >> iPhone
> > >> > > user
> > >> > > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take
> advantage of
> > >> CSS3
> > >> > > I
> > >> > > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get
> loaded
> > >> on
> > >> > > demand
> > >> > > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> > >> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com > > >> > --
> > >> > James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might
> > >> have a
> > >> > few dollars more."
> > > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
> > >http://www.redtrac.com > > > --
> > > Bob Hope - "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your
> > > middle."
> it has it. the syntax is exactly as you show. x$('#foobar').remove();
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:54 AM, Jeff McFadden <jeff.mcfad...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > When is xui going to get element.remove()? That'd get me much closer
> > to being able to use it in Magic.
> > -- Jeff
> > On Mar 10, 10:35 am, Brock Whitten <brock.whit...@nitobi.com> wrote:
> > > dashcode + xui = win
> > > magic framework and jqtouch are the ones to watch (and play with). both
> > have
> > > huge potential. Its also worth keeping an eye onhttp://cubiq.org/. he
> > has
> > > been doing some cool stuff. he is the first person to *really* solve the
> > > fixed header/footer problem.
> > > - brock
> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com>
> > wrote:
> > > > Cool. Thanks for the update. I´ll check it out. I was originally
> > looking
> > > > for jQuery based frameworks because jQuery offers a nice, solid
> > abstraction
> > > > at low cost but I understand that CSS3 transition support offers much
> > more
> > > > in terms of smooth animations so I might just MF or even MF/jQuery.
> > > > Elmar
> > > > 2009/3/10 Jeff McFadden <jeff.mcfad...@gmail.com>
> > > >> FWIW, Inside Trader 2 is moving toward a much more iPhone-ish layout.
> > > >> Also, Magic Framework should give you as iPhone-esque of a layout as
> > > >> you want, with lists, buttons, headers, and sliding views. Of course
> > > >> it's not for everyone, but just as a point of note Magic Framework !=
> > > >> Inside Trader exactly.
> > > >> In fact, Inside Trader 1.0-1.1 doesn't even use Magic Framework at
> > > >> all.
> > > >> -- Jeff
> > > >> On Mar 10, 9:44 am, Elmar Schumacher <el...@aerobis.com> wrote:
> > > >> > Thanks for the detailed reply. Very appreciated. I´ll scan through
> > the
> > > >> > links.
> > > >> > I looked at magic framework and the resulting trader app in
> > particular.
> > > >> It
> > > >> > seems to me like the app-screens don´t look very iPhony. But I am
> > new to
> > > >> > this and probably not the right person to judge this.
> > > >> > Thanks again,
> > > >> > Elmar
> > > >> > 2009/3/10 Paul Prescod <pres...@gmail.com>
> > > >> > > As you noted, iUI's transitions are not really usable. But the
> > deeper
> > > >> > > problem is that iUI's stylesheets and code depend on the DOM
> > structure
> > > >> > > being exactly as they are in the iUI demos. If you start adding
> > > >> > > elements like headers or footers, things break. Like iUI wants
> > things
> > > >> > > in HTML > BODY > UL and things break if you have HTML > BODY >
> > DIV>
> > > >> > > UL.
> > > >> > > There are various forks of iUI and libraries "inspired by" iUI
> > that
> > > >> > > are probably more appropriate. Unfortunately, it is kind of the
> > wild
> > > >> > > west out there with various libraries each doing 70% of what the
> > other
> > > >> > > libraries do, so it's hard to point to a single one and say:
> > "That's
> > > >> > > probably what you need." New libraries sprout up more quickly than
> > > >> > > anyone has an opportunity to evaluate them. There is a list here:
> > > >> > > PhoneGap-compatible Javascript frameworks:
> > > >> > > iUI - make iPhone-feeling interfaces
> > > >> > > xUI - slimmed down jQuery work-alike
> > > >> > > Magic Framework - make fast and smooth iPhone-feeling apps with
> > > >> > > native-feeling widgets, lists, etc.
> > > >> > > Dashcode - Framework from Apple
> > > >> > > JQTouch - JQuery Plugin for Making iPhone-like apps
> > > >> > > CiUI - CNET iPhone UI
> > > >> > > Safire - Zillow JS/CSS framework (MIT License)
> > > >> > > On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Elmar Schumacher <
> > el...@aerobis.com>
> > > >> > > wrote:
> > > >> > > > Hi there,
> > > >> > > > just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic
> > > >> iPhone
> > > >> > > user
> > > >> > > > interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take
> > advantage of
> > > >> CSS3
> > > >> > > I
> > > >> > > > like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get
> > loaded
> > > >> on
> > > >> > > demand
> > > >> > > > to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
> > > >> > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61http://www.redtrac.com > > > >> > --
> > > >> > James Brown - "I'm kidding about having only a few dollars. I might
> > > >> have a
> > > >> > few dollars more."
> > > > Tel: +49 151 524 883 61
> > > >http://www.redtrac.com > > > > --
> > > > Bob Hope - "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your
> > > > middle."
> just wanted to know if anyone has used iui in the past to mimic iPhone user
> interfaces with PhoneGap. Although it seems to not take advantage of CSS3 I
> like its ajax-component approach, where bits and pieces get loaded on demand
> to keep loading-times small and the interface responsive.
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