Yet another JavaScript library for mobile applications, KendoUI from Telerik has started making some noise. Few noticeable points, at a first glance about Kendo UI. Kendo UI provides widgets that can be used in web applications, pretty similar to jQuery […]
Scanning the code of my recently concluded project using jQuery and jQuery Mobile threw light on a number of issues with using these two libraries in a project. Yes, there are lot of positive points of using jQuery/jQM but let’s […]
In an earlier post on Node.js, you saw how it can really improve the productivity by using it’s standalone JavaScript runtime to execute the scripts. The Node.js home page provides a six liner example of creating a simple Web server […]
If you have been working with PhoneGap 1.0 and trying to move to the latest version of PhoneGap, 1.5, one of the things that may leave you scratching your head, is a set of new files “cordova-1.5.0.js” and “cordova-1.5.0.jar” found […]
Maintaining single codebase while building native mobile applications is one of the reasons for using PhoneGap. PhoneGap provides a separate JavaScript library for different devices. Based on the device you have to load the appropriate PhoneGap JS files. Say, your […]