Webapp for handheld device applications!

Hello everyone, today I want to talk about the webapp of handheld devices. With the popularity of smartphones, people are getting used to accessing the Internet through mobile phones, internet companies are scrambling to compete for the cake, and have launched WAP sites and mobile client applications (native apps ). Currently, mobile phone platforms are popular, such as iPhone, Android, Symbian, BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile. For the same application, we need to develop various version applications that meet the needs of each platform. Is it possible that we can develop only one application to meet the needs of various mobile platforms? The answer is yes, that is, webapp.

 

Webapp only requires a WebKit-based browser installed on your mobile phone. As for the appearance of webapps, it will not lose much to the native applications. The speed is a very large disadvantage compared with webapps (this will be compensated by the increase of 3G bandwidth of mobile phones in the future ). next I will introduce two Dongdong jqtouch and sencha.

 

Jqtouch:

Jqtouch jquery plug-in allows you to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create mobile apps that can run on WebKit browsers (iPhone, Android, and palm pre. When I got started with jqtouch six months ago, I found it quite new. But I was busy with Android development, So I simply read it and got a demo running on my mobile phone. let's take a look:

 

Sencha:

 

Sencha is composed of extjs
Jqtouch and Raphael
An open-source project that combines the three projects. Sencha touch can make your web apps look like native apps. Beautiful user interface components and rich data management, all based on the latestHTML5
AndCss3
Is fully compatible with Android and Apple iOS devices.

 

Let's take a look at webapp first:

Effect 1:

Effect 2 (webapp game cool)

 

Effect 3 (list of iPhone handsome guys ):

Effect 4:

 

Sencha is the most powerful framework found so far for mobile platforms. It positions itself as a framework rather than a library.
Verify this point. I believe that with the advent of sencha, the Web
The app user experience design will be improved, and it will also greatly promote the popularization and promotion of HTML5 and css3 on mobile platforms. It is foreseeable that with HTML5's increasingly powerful functions, mobile apps will gradually enter the web app era and native apps will gradually end.

So what do you think?