In the previous articles on http://surgeworksmobile.com/cross-platform/jqtouch-mobile-app-for-user-registration-tutorial, I focused on the JQTouch side of things. I’d like to mention the ingredients to make the app work with SmartFoxServer since that can be tricky. I built both grails and jython web services to serve as the back end interface for this application. Unfortunately, both these implementations would… →
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JQTouch mobile app for user registration, tutorial
In the first article in this series I described a way to redirect iPhone clients to our mobile application. Now I will describe how to build a registration application using JQTouch. A typical web application sends the content of each page, but in this model we deliver the whole application and only parts of the… →
How to redirect iPhone users to your mobile site
JQTouch is a web framework built on JQuery and intended to make mobile sites render through a webview and operate like a native mobile application. We’ve used JQTouch in a couple of different scenarios, such as a web site interface for iPhone and running on top of phonegap to build a standalone application. I’ll describe… →
jQTouch to make Rhodes Apps feel more iPhone-ish
Even though the iPhone specific CSS is not perfect in Rhodes, it can be easily customized to improve the look of the app and make it similar to a native one. But there’s another important aspect for the look & feel of a native iPhone app: animations (transitions between views) and this is missing in… →