I can see your point. I was referring to how dead simple it is to build a nice, professional looking application with jQuery Mobile. It is very easy, requires v

I can see your point. I was referring to how dead simple it is to build a nice, professional looking application with jQuery Mobile. It is very easy, requires very little mark up. When the performance gets there I think you'll see a flood of applications just because of the very low barrier of entry to use jQuery Mobile. The jQuery Mobile team has also gone through a lot of effort to ensure the highest amount of cross-compatibility with difference mobile platforms. A goal that, at times, sacrifices performance on higher-end platforms for the sake of ubiquity. Developing more sophisticated mobile applications with hardware accelerated canvas and CSS is going to be awesome and definitely will allow mobile web apps to compete directly with native apps. But the barrier for entry will be much higher.