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1. What about the UI elements of Android and iOS? We still have to buy something like Kendo UI to work with Phonegap on Android/iOS. I believe it will be bette
by agarwlGaurav 12y ago
1. What about the UI elements of Android and iOS? We still have to buy something like Kendo UI to work with Phonegap on Android/iOS.
I believe it will be better strategy for Meteor team to work and integrate their server with native Android/iOS app instead of Phonegap.
2. Also it is difficult to understand how Latency compensation will work. Does local in-memory copy of database work with Sqlite or does meteor install mini-mango on Android/iOS?
3. The author in the blog has written that they have improved the login by redirect based oAuth login in WebView. Webviews are surly not optimized for mobile devices and gives horrible user experience. If webviews would have worked there was no need for facebook to rebuild the HTML app.
Meteor team is far from providing a unified platform which can be used for Web and Android and iOS. It is good only for web.
- on_and_off 12y agoFrom what I have seen, if you write PhoneGap apps, you simply don't care about UX or performances. It does not mean that it is useless, there are cases where UX & perfs do not matter, like corporate apps that will only be used by employees.