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In regards to your edit, jQTouch was acquired by Sencha and is now officially supported (and maintained) as well.
by taitems 16y ago
In regards to your edit, jQTouch was acquired by Sencha and is now officially supported (and maintained) as well.
- butu5 16y agoThough I prefer jQuery. But sencha also looks promising. They started investing heavily on web based mobile apps from the very beginning. Apart from sencha, Sprout Core also good player in this field and provide a quite complex framework for the mobile based development.
- harisenbon 16y agoWas it really? I find that interesting, since jQTouch is much closer to jQuery Mobile in syntax than Sencha (which is a giant Javascript Object)
- rayval 16y agoYes there is a bifurcated development path. I prefer the HTML-friendly approach (JQtouch) as opposed to the monolithic Javascript (Sencha Touch)