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JQuery mobile framework is coming, and supporting Nokia devices
wmseto | 16 August, 2010 03:19
This is definitely some thing to follow! Allen Bezerra @allanbezerra sent me the news in an email. I am very excited because mobile web site and web runtime developers will soon have one more choice of UI framework. As jQuery has a big community support, sharing code, fixing problems, this is bound to be huge boost to web development on mobile to the next level.
Read up on the jQuery’s mobile strategy from this page: http://jquerymobile.com/strategy/
With the framework targets for leading smartphones and tables, this will make it really easy to developer web applications. Check out the Device Support grid, Symbian 5th edition browser has the grade A support Device support grid
A quick peek at the basic UI elements, they look very good... Check out their page here: Concept designs
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oh wow
InYourDreamz | 25/08/2010, 14:39
I hope there's proper support for animations :)
JQuery available for mobile devices
werbeagentur | 23/08/2010, 15:07
This is indeed exciting news. I also appreciate their device support grid. I think it's really important to focus on most common mobile browsers in order to keep the the support efforts as low as possible thus enabling further and faster improvements.