mdellanoce

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How we sidestepped an App Store catastrophe(mikedellanoce.com)
3 points by mdellanoce 14y ago|0 comments
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by mdellanoce 14y ago
Great point. I started out with JQM early on and had to drop it. I ended up just pulling some of the touch event handling code from JQM since that was the only part still being used.
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by mdellanoce 14y ago
I can't really say, because we haven't done much testing on Android yet. My understanding is that Android's WebView uses a webkit rendering engine, but generally has poorer performance than the iOS UIWebView. So my guess is optimizing for i
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by mdellanoce 14y ago
Great point, I wish I had remembered to add that!
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by mdellanoce 14y ago
Unfortunately, the app is still in review with Apple, so not at the moment. I also didn't realize this post would do so well with HN. I will work on a more in-depth follow-up with some working examples. Thanks so much for reading!
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by mdellanoce 14y ago
Sorry about that. I will be sure to remember this.
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How to get that native iOS feel with PhoneGap(mikedellanoce.com)
155 points by mdellanoce 14y ago|47 comments
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by mdellanoce 15y ago
Thanks for sharing! I'd be interested in a follow-up to see how this Hacker News discussion affected your sales too.
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by mdellanoce 15y ago
sketchwith.us is actually a site I put together with a few coworkers... we didn't intend to publicize it yet, but since it is out there, please let us know if you have feedback
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Twitter-style follow button for GitHub(octophile.com)
2 points by mdellanoce 15y ago|0 comments
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by mdellanoce 15y ago
Another similar project: http://octophile.com It is for followers only, but clicking the button will follow the user like Twitter's follow button does