JQuery Mobile is great as long as you stay within the confines of how they think you might want to layout and setup your page. But once you start needing someth

JQuery Mobile is great as long as you stay within the confines of how they think you might want to layout and setup your page. But once you start needing something a bit more specialized, it felt like I was fighting it. I'm glad to see that, at least in the docs, they got rid of the back button. There's already a back button in web browsers, even on mobile browsers. We don't need another one in the actual page. I've come to believe that mobile web shouldn't try to emulate the fancy transitions of native apps for the request/response cycle, it should just be fast. If you're opting for client side async altogether, that's a different story.