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Mycroft Holmes wrote: Presumably HTML(5) and javascript will eventually do this job.
Even if it's completely possible, I wonder what a mess that would make, specially on a project that is data centric and relies greatly on a consistent business model.
"To alcohol! The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems" - Homer Simpson
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I've been there, here is a framework/platform for all browsers. Oh and here is the work around to get x working and oh you need this to get y working. Oh yeah and it is also a slow as a wet dog. I think it used to be called Java spit.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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So is this the first steps to a unified framework? I only have a passing interest as I have almost no interest in developing for the phone platforms.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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i dont think a "unified framework" will exsist in the near future, but this is a very good alternative to one, will keep the people involved in the project busy for a few years i reckon
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Check out jquerymobile. Does a very good job of cross platform support for mobile devices. There are articles illustrating jquerymobile and phonegap to build rich applications that work well on smart phones. If you've used jquery, then you'll find jquerymobile very easy to use.
modified 31-Oct-18 21:00pm.
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