Paul Krill has written a piece for InfoWorld entitled Native mobile app dev vs. HTML5: Why not both? . Paul contrasts the "native experience is second to none" with the ease of development and reduced cost associated with web standards based app development (including PhoneGap), and concludes:...
PhoneGap 2.2 has just been released . Lots of important enhancements and bug fixes, including (and this one is a biggie) support for Windows 8.
Fellow Adobe Evangelist Holly Schinsky has posted part 1 of a new series to help explain how to set up and use Apple Push Notifications (APNs) in your PhoneGap applications. This one is well worth the read.
ADC has published the list of the most read and highest rated articles thus far this year. No surprise that the list is dominated by Web standards and PhoneGap.
I posted some details on the PhoneGap Build release over on the Adobe Digital Media Blog.
Lots of news today. In case any of you missed the Create The Web event, here's a summary: Edge Animate 1.0 has been released. CSS Filter Lab is now available to play with. Lots of great new typography options with the totally free Edge Web Fonts and the greatly enhanced TypeKit . Edge Reflow will...
PhoneGap 2.1 has just been released . The change and bug fix list is huge, but the biggest change is iOS 6 support.
Remember Christophe Coenraets' PhoneGap API Explorer for iPad that I mentioned a few weeks ago? Well, the Android version is now available , and Christophe tells all in this blog post .
This one is slick! Christophe Coenraets has created a PhoneGap API Explorer for iPad. This is more than an API reference, it actually lets you tweak values and options and then execute to see the results. If you use PhoneGap, grab this one immediately!
I previously mentioned the NBC Olympics apps for Android and iOS. Well, our pals across the pond are getting some Olympics love too. BBC Sports has released Olympics apps that also use Adobe Project Primetime , and were built using HTML5 and PhoneGap .