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I keep thinking this myself however theres still alot of problems with the html5 frameworks including that while they can access some of the hardware its very l

• catshirt 16y ago
  the beauty of jqtouch is that it doesn't pigeon hole you into any development techniques, so with a bit of careful planning your site will degrade well by just disabling the js and css. it's just html. while unsupported browsers may not get the best experience, they still get an experience (which is still more than you can say for native apps).
  • clojurerocks 16y ago
    This is a good point. Not only is degrading an issue but theres so many phones with different screen sizes and whatnot and that must be considered to be coded in. I havent really looked at frameworks enough including jqtouch but its certainly something to consider if your app is intented for a larger public audience. By the way is jqtouch still being developed. I understand the lead developer when to work for sencha. Which ive tried but couldnt get to work. I was using jquery mobile but had problems with it which considering its only an alpha is understable.