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It looks great - in theory - but for some reason the performance seems to be dismal. I put together a site using an older version of jqmobile about a year ago a
by nlh 14y ago
It looks great - in theory - but for some reason the performance seems to be dismal. I put together a site using an older version of jqmobile about a year ago and was impressed how smooth and quick the widgets worked, even on a 1G iPad.
I just went through the demo site on my iPad 3 and it just seems terrible - slow, improper rendering on a bunch of elements, stuttering transitions, etc.
Is anyone else finding this? Perhaps something is amiss on my iPad, but my impression is not great so far...
- Codes 14y agoIt's broken in chrome on desktop to...
- ergo14 14y agoI don't have experience with jquery mobile - but dojox.mobile from dojotoolkit gave me some very nice results and i've built some nicely performing applications with it. You might want to look into that.
- windsurfer 14y agoAn older version of jqmobile used some kind of FastClick technique, but it was causing too many compatibility issues on android devices. Projects like these need to strike a fine balance between usability and device-awareness, but there are a number of exposed options in the library where you can optimize for specific devices.