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sounds like webOS is going to be a powerful system. Personally can't wait to see the SDK.
by suedehead 18y ago
sounds like webOS is going to be a powerful system. Personally can't wait to see the SDK.
- Caged 18y agoI'm curious about the consistency of applications written for WebOS. Just to name a few: * Is there a standard set of controls? * Will an app built as a "local app" work on the web? * Do you have to use HTML 5 to build mobile sites for WebOS? * Does WebOS's browser support meta viewport width/height and will it generally be compatible with MobileSafari? * Does everyone have to write a home brewed drag and drop or are these gestures included for free? * No Accelerometer. I personally don't see the Apple App store hurting for submissions because you have to know Objective-C. I would also rather spend my time using Objective-c controls than writing JavaScript controls to use.
- suedehead 18y agoas I understand it they are using the built in SQLlite aspects of HTML5 for db storage. not sure about your other q's