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Spine Mobile 1.0 release - native feeling mobile web apps
- hswolff 15y agoThis is pretty cool however the demos are not rendering correctly on my iPhone 4.2 Safari Browser. Also huge +1 for awesome doc layout. Ability to switch from CS to JS? Nice.
- thibaut_barrere 15y agoI'm just starting to learn Backbone - this new mobile part in Spine could make me switch already. Does anyone know how Spine in general compares to Backbone?
- Maro 15y agoCan you sell your app on the AppStore if it's a webapp?
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoYes[1] [1]http://www.phonegap.com/ http://www.phonegap.com/
- bmelton 15y agoAnd to supplement that answer with even more Yes, see this: http://spinejs.com/mobile/docs/phonegap http://spinejs.com/mobile/docs/phonegap
- jrnkntl 15y agoToo bad it only looks good/works decent in iOS. Tried it on an iPhone 4: beautiful. Tried it on an HTC Desire running Android 2.2: Menus overlap, text falls off-screen, buttons don't react.
- jeffehobbs 15y agoToo bad Android's web browser is becoming the IE6 of the mobile development world.
- sunkencity 15y agoCool, but I prefer more humble version numbers, maybe 0.1? A cross browser javascript is an incredibly ambitious project, just look at how long jquerymobile has been in development and still not ready for prime time.
- shaunxcode 15y agoI think the main spine.js project is 1.0 but it happens to include this new mobile feature.