After reading jquery mobile, I think it's average.

Now mobile Web is very popular, and everyone is predicting that this thing is very promising. Jquery mobile is a JS toolkit specially optimized for mobile. The demo is here: http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.0a1 /. After playing for a while, the function is very powerful. 1) the interface or CSS is good. At first glance, it is like imitating iOS, such as the toolbar, there are also a wide number of buttons (this makes it easier for users to point to), view switching animation, loading animation, everything is iPhone. However, it is a bit boring to see more. If Android users access this UI, they will be more disgusted. 2) the cache is good, and the view switching speed is very fast. Obviously, the page that has been loaded is cache. This is a good way to improve user experience after Ajax. Otherwise, a small action will loading the page, and the user experience will be too far away from the local application. Considering the unstable nature of mobile networks, cache is worth a lot of effort. I don't see any other highlights. Q: If I want to use the idea of developing a local application to develop a web application, is it the same? How can we maintain the concise features of the web? In addition, it is feasible to put jquery mobile in a local iPhone application and then run it on webview, so you do not need to use objective-C.

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