Monday, October 31, 2011

OpenWeb 11/01/2011 (a.m.)

  • Sencha.io is designed to give Web app developers the ability to synchronize and manage data in the cloud without having to write an excessive amount of code. For messaging, data management, login and deployment, Sencha claims that a few lines of Javascript will allow mobile Web developers to easily integrate these functions to apps built with HTML5.

    Tags: Sencha.io, mobile-apps, mobile-framework

  • HTML5 development company appMobi is releasing a new browser today called MobiUs that will give mobile Web apps the same type of functionality that now is currently only enjoyed by native apps for platforms like iOS and Android. AppMobi thinks of MobiUs as the replacement for Flash in mobile - it renders mobile websites like a Flash extension would and gives developers device access in ways previously unavailable to in HTML5. MobiUs is technically a mobile browser. That is not the way appMobi thinks it will be used though. The company expects it to be function more like a browser extension. Like Flash, users will be prompted to download it once and from then it will just run in on the device.

    Tags: mobile-apps, mobile-web, ReadWriteWeb, appMobi, MobiUS


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Saturday, October 29, 2011

OpenWeb 10/30/2011 (a.m.)


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Thursday, October 27, 2011