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I built this as a companion to my web app http://TheWikiGame.com http://TheWikiGame.com. Started it as an HTML5 app (using jQuery Mobile and Phonegap), but I ab

I built this as a companion to my web app http://TheWikiGame.com http://TheWikiGame.com. Started it as an HTML5 app (using jQuery Mobile and Phonegap), but I abandoned them in favor of Objective-C, which turned out to be a choice I'm very happy with. Native scrolling was the single biggest thing that convinced me to go with Objective-C.

clemesha 15y ago
Here are some promo codes: 79FXHYAJ3LPJ 49KRAEH4WMMW W4WWR797KKHF R3WEELLMLAMF NNPYNA9K394W Let me know if these don't work anymore.
- xelfer 15y ago
  I grabbed the last one in the last, thanks!
- wippler 15y ago
  thanks.. used the third one!
dlokshin 15y ago
Out of curiosity, which frameworks did you try before going the native route? Scrolling the only thing keeping you from a Sencha / Phonegap like approach?
- clemesha 15y ago
  I got pretty darn far with jQuery Mobile before I realized that I was going to just build something I wasn't proud of. I did really put a good effort into it though. Jittery, slow, and inconsistent scrolling and page transitions were (sadly enough) the thing that made me just go with Objective-C.