http://operationproject.com We make stuff, for people. Thu, 17 May 2012 14:23:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-172 paul.lazarev Thu, 17 May 2012 14:23:54 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-172  @dfeldman The touch framework is actually free: "The DHTMLX Touch library is distributed for FREE under both GNU GPL and commercial Licenses. You can use it in your open source or commercial apps at no charge."  @dfeldman The touch framework is actually free:
“The DHTMLX Touch library is distributed for FREE under both GNU GPL and commercial Licenses. You can use it in your open source or commercial apps at no charge.”

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-171 dfeldman Thu, 17 May 2012 13:59:55 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-171  @paul.lazarev I don't know much about DHTMLX. Their online demos are a little glitchy on my iPhone 4S. And, I personally wouldn't consider them because if you don't want to distribute the source code to your app, it's $466 USD per app to license their framework.  @paul.lazarev I don’t know much about DHTMLX. Their online demos are a little glitchy on my iPhone 4S. And, I personally wouldn’t consider them because if you don’t want to distribute the source code to your app, it’s $466 USD per app to license their framework.

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-170 paul.lazarev Thu, 17 May 2012 12:25:31 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-170 One more HTML5 mobile framework to look at - DHTMLX Touch: http://www.dhtmlx.com/touch/ It would be interesting to know your opinion on it.  One more HTML5 mobile framework to look at – DHTMLX Touch: http://www.dhtmlx.com/touch/
It would be interesting to know your opinion on it. 

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/is-html5-ready-for-prime-time-vs-native/#comment-168 zqass1 Tue, 24 Apr 2012 14:23:03 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=156#comment-168 Thank you for the thoughtful review. The main advantage of <a href="http://seotoolster.com/seotoolster/html5-player/html5-video-player-audio-player/ "> html5 music player</a>seems to be for embedding rich media such as audio and video in modern browsers. Although, the structure elements seem to be useful. CSS3 seems to be headed in the right direction, leaving many possibilities for implementation and creativity,  Thank you for the thoughtful review. The main advantage of <a href=”http://seotoolster.com/seotoolster/html5-player/html5-video-player-audio-player/ “> html5 music player</a>seems to be for embedding rich media such as audio and video in modern browsers. Although, the structure elements seem to be useful. CSS3 seems to be headed in the right direction, leaving many possibilities for implementation and creativity, 

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-167 kwakubm Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:42:47 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-167 The recently open-sourced enyo (the javascript framework for webOS) may be worth a look as well:   http://enyojs.com/ The recently open-sourced enyo (the javascript framework for webOS) may be worth a look as well:
 
http://enyojs.com/

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-164 NagyAttila Thu, 05 Apr 2012 16:59:45 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-164 Titanium Mobile is bugging like sh!t. Titanium Mobile is bugging like sh!t.

]]> http://operationproject.com/2012/one-year-later-is-html5-ready-for-prime-time-vs-native-no/#comment-163 carlsdesigns Thu, 15 Mar 2012 20:54:53 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=252#comment-163 hey.  I'm glad you made this follow up post.  You're previous post about HTML5 vs Native helped me makes some important decisions on a project I'm currently working on.  I'm in the middle of a android / iphone app project that I couldn't take on unless I went with HTML5 approach.  I wanted to point you to a cool jquery replacement library that has been serving me really well.  Its called Zepto zeptojs.com   Its super lightweight and has the same syntax as jquery.  What makes it amazing is that you create your animations like you would in jquery but zepto translates the javascript into webkit's CSS3. Its only webkit because its geared for android / iphone webkit browsers.  There are a few other frameworks that are using the same concept.  Naturally anyone would agree that CSS3 animations are clean, fast, and where its at.  I'd love to here you're opinion on this.  Thanks!  I'm a fan of your musings on this topic.   hey.  I’m glad you made this follow up post.  You’re previous post about HTML5 vs Native helped me makes some important decisions on a project I’m currently working on.  I’m in the middle of a android / iphone app project that I couldn’t take on unless I went with HTML5 approach.  I wanted to point you to a cool jquery replacement library that has been serving me really well.  Its called Zepto zeptojs.com  
Its super lightweight and has the same syntax as jquery.  What makes it amazing is that you create your animations like you would in jquery but zepto translates the javascript into webkit’s CSS3. Its only webkit because its geared for android / iphone webkit browsers.  There are a few other frameworks that are using the same concept.  Naturally anyone would agree that CSS3 animations are clean, fast, and where its at.  I’d love to here you’re opinion on this.  Thanks!  I’m a fan of your musings on this topic.
 

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-161 Chris Saari Thu, 08 Mar 2012 01:40:20 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-161  @dfeldman Since Sencha v1 they've improved scroll speed, initial load time, rotation response time, etc. v2 is nice. Can't speak well to your particular documentation holes.  @dfeldman Since Sencha v1 they’ve improved scroll speed, initial load time, rotation response time, etc. v2 is nice. Can’t speak well to your particular documentation holes.

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-159 dfeldman Sun, 04 Mar 2012 17:58:18 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-159  @luckymethod That's great to hear! Both for my benefit and that of others reading here, what's the best way to get up to speed on (1) Sencha Touch development in general, (2) the changes since v1, and (3) the details of the data model, since that's where I got hung up in the docs last time?  @luckymethod That’s great to hear! Both for my benefit and that of others reading here, what’s the best way to get up to speed on (1) Sencha Touch development in general, (2) the changes since v1, and (3) the details of the data model, since that’s where I got hung up in the docs last time?

]]> http://operationproject.com/2011/adventures-in-html5-part-one/#comment-158 luckymethod Fri, 02 Mar 2012 23:39:39 +0000 http://interfacethis.com/?p=144#comment-158 Hi Dave, I work for Sencha (so we get that out of the way). We took the criticism about documentation holes seriously and Sencha Touch 2 is a completely different beast. We're currently in RC2 and it would be interesting to see what you think about it. I'm sure you will be very pleasantly surprised, and if you have criticism please let us know, it makes us grow and get better. Hi Dave, I work for Sencha (so we get that out of the way). We took the criticism about documentation holes seriously and Sencha Touch 2 is a completely different beast. We’re currently in RC2 and it would be interesting to see what you think about it. I’m sure you will be very pleasantly surprised, and if you have criticism please let us know, it makes us grow and get better.

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