Is Polymer v1.0 compatible with phonegap build? I tried to build the polymer starter kit but the build was not a success.
#Ahemed,
Polymer is new and experimental. It works with only a few browsers. Phonegap, at this time, does NOT support polymer. Your questions are best directed to the one and only (as of the moment) meetup group in Silicon Valley on this subject.
http://www.meetup.com/Web-Components-Silicon-Valley-Meetup/
Best of Luck.
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Is there anyone who may suggest the good ideas if I want to use H5BP Mobile for My new PhoneGap Project? I really need to know-
How appropriate is the "H5BP Mobile" for "PhoneGap"?
What File should I remove from the H5BP?
What file/Scripts should I add to the boilerplate?
And Any other suggestion...
Thanks in advance :)
I know this is an old post, but if anyone is looking for an HTML5 boilerplate for Cordova or Phonegap. I have three (3) available - with notes on decisions made and implementation details.
Three (3) Phonegap Build Boilerplates for For Android and iOS
http://codesnippets.altervista.org/blog/2015/BLOG.2015-06-19.codesnippets.html
An HTML Boilerplate for Phonegap
http://codesnippets.altervista.org/blog/2015/BLOG.2015-06-10.jssnippets.html
I am new in this field and want to learn mobile app development using html5.. can anyone help me with some useful tutorial or link to learn this.
I must recommend the phonegap solution, it will help you to build cross device HTML5 apps allowing you to utilize lots of the phones features:
phonegap api
and
phonegap getting started guides
Our product, a desktop app, is composed of a ton of HTML5 and JavaScript together with a thin platform-specific layer that is basically a WebKit shell. Since this is much the same strategy as a framework like Appcelerator Titanium, and we waste way too much effort on this custom WebKit shell code, we were hoping to switch to Titanium or a similar framework to handle that for us.
However, such a switch would be much more compelling if we could pick up a nice modern JavaScript engine in the process. Like Titanium, we're currently on JavaScriptCore, which sucks (they still don't have Function.prototype.bind!). We'd take either V8, for speed and modernity, or Rhino, for yummy JavaScript 1.7/ECMAScript Harmony features.
Does anyone know of a framework for building desktop apps with HTML5 that uses either of these engines? Or some way of making either work with Titanium that will be very little effort? I saw the v8_titanium and rhino_titanium projects on GitHub, but see no mention of them anywhere else, or any documentation on how to use them. And the Adobe AIR WebKit page has nothing encouraging either.
Node-webkit is just about done being ported to use cef3. https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit/tree/cef
To follow up on this, we've just published binaries for all 3 platforms at https://github.com/milani/appjs | http://appjs.org. That's Chromium and Node, provided as a package that works out of the box with no configuration cross platform.
I think you could count Mozilla XULRunner as "app framework". It's more like embedded Firefox than framework, though.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/xulrunner
It's much much more complex and powerful than Adobe AIR or Titanium.
We ended up on Chromium Embedded, which is a bit rough around the edges but definitely gets the job done.
You can use Adobe AIR to build HTML5 desktop apps.
AIR uses the webkit engine:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappsflex/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7ec1.html
See also:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappshtml/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7ecc.html
We're starting to develop a Web application that will have some complex functionality written in HTML5 canvas.
Please, could you recommend any good IDE (open or commercial), or a toolset to develop/debug this kind of applications?
Thanks in advance.
I prefer Aptana Studio for web applications development as this offers very good support for javascript, HTML and even new libraries like coffee script. Aptana Studio's latest release in beta also has support for HTML5.
This might not quite be what you're looking for... but you can take a look at jsFiddle - http://jsfiddle.net/
If you can't use it for major parts of your web app, you can at least put it to use as a debug tool.
I am keen to try out one of the HTML5 js plugins to use HTML5 markup on a new client project. Has anybody had experience using Remy Sharp's HTML5 enabler (http://remysharp.com/2009/01/07/html5-enabling-script/) or the Modernizr plugin (http://www.modernizr.com/) on a project that can offer tips or gotchas? I am supporting IE7+ as well as the modern browsers.
Thanks
Remy's script is pretty solid. And the latest version has Jon Neal's print enabler plugin as well so you should be good.