>The first step you've linked there for PhoneGap Android is to install Eclipse Uh huh? You've never used an IDE before? And that makes you think clicking nex

>The first step you've linked there for PhoneGap Android is to install Eclipse Uh huh? You've never used an IDE before? And that makes you think clicking next in an installer is hours of configuration? >Trigger's web-based approach seems to have a huge advantage over all that installation/configuration See, this is exactly what I mean. You are welcome to say "I prefer editing my code in a web browser", and I will certainly believe that (although I'll obviously assume you are insane). But trying to characterize the alternative of "using an editor" (which everyone already does for every other kind of development) as some arduous task is absurd. >but it's a lot more work to get to the "it's easy now" stage which this blog gets to very quickly using Trigger. No, it isn't. That's precisely the point. I just did it yesterday, that's why I know. It took 5 minutes to have a nicely documented example app up and running ready for me to edit it. I typed 0 commands. Deliberately misrepresenting software X is a bad way to sell people on software Y. It just makes you seem dishonest, and then your opinion isn't trusted.