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This is a PhoneGap app that I just released myself: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/totally-editable-calculator/id529571185?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/

This is a PhoneGap app that I just released myself: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/totally-editable-calculator/id529571185?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/totally-editable-calculator/i... I've built a few apps in Objective-C and in HTML5 and on both platforms you've got to be careful about performance. I don't think it's a HTML specific problem: I remember building my first Objective-C application and having it perform terribly. I had to learn to reuse table cells and not to redraw an entire UIView. Each platform has its quirks and if you're willing to learn about them you can make terrible and good apps in either. You certainly cannot approach HTML5 apps as a standard chrome browser. That's just unrealistic.

pistoriusp 14y ago
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- steve19 14y ago
  Used AH43J9KA6ERN Nice app. Simple, works. Just need to make it iPad compatible.
- luchs 14y ago
  All of these are used now.
hobonumber1 14y ago
Looks like you're getting some nice reviews. I do admire the UI. Great job!
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cageface 14y ago
This is a really good example of the kind of app that users want now. A completely custom UI with a distinct style is what it takes to get attention. For better or worse the stock UI is out and it's actually easier in some ways to build this kind of UI in HTML/CSS.