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jQuery Mobile, Backbone & Bootstrap for a mobile app? It makes me dizzy just thinking about the amount of code the mobile phone will have to download/execute.
by tbassetto 14y ago
jQuery Mobile, Backbone & Bootstrap for a mobile app? It makes me dizzy just thinking about the amount of code the mobile phone will have to download/execute.
- knowtheory 14y agoOh? Backbone is 18k minified (uncompressed) Underscore is 13k minified (uncompressed) Bootstrap's js is 20k minified (uncompressed) jQuery minified is ~32k minified & compressed and jQuery Mobile the heaviest of the lot is ~81kb minified & compressed. So how dizzy does that make you?
- gnufied 14y agoWhat do you propose? I for one cheer for anyone who is out there supporting Mobile Web. Try the app btw, it works quite well on my Incredible S.
- y0ghur7_xxx 14y ago> What do you propose? jqMobi is imho the better alternative[1] for single page mobile JS apps at the moment. But not because of the size, but because it works better. [1]http://s2.diffuse.it/blog/show/14823-Mobile_HTML_Frameworks_that_work_with_PhoneGap http://s2.diffuse.it/blog/show/14823-Mobile_HTML_Frameworks_...
- gnufied 14y agoInteresting comparison. Thanks for linking it. I am not the developer of SupportBee app, but the comparison is useful nonetheless.