|
JQuery Mobile, announced almost a year ago, has now reached the milestone of Release Candidate 1 with its first full release planned within the next few weeks.
This release comes with a long list of bug fixes, refinements and optimizations, as well as support for the Meego platform, which we reported it was considering dropping when Beta 1 was released. Instead Meego, whose future is now officially deprecated, has been added to devices at its A-grade level of support - i.e. Full enhanced experience with Ajax-based animated page transitions and only the Samsung Bada remains in the category "Not Officially Supported – May work, but haven't been thoroughly tested or debugged ".
Among the key changes noted in Todd Parker's blog post announcing the release are tweaks to the collapsible and accordion widget that "really improve the visual design" and while iOS5 page transitions and true fixed headers have been improved, this feature will be off by default pending the final version of iOS5 when it can be thoroughly tested. Other enhancements, such as a new ThemeRoller tool and a download builder, are still in the pipeline.
More information:
Details of the platforms and devices that have been tested, details of the key changes, and the change log, plus links to download can be found on the jQuery Mobile Blog. See also Demos and Documentation
To be informed about new articles on I Programmer, subscribe to the RSS feed, follow us on Twitter or Facebook or sign up for our weekly newsletter.
Related news:
JQuery Mobile Beta 1 released
jQuery Mobile Alpha 2
jQuery for mobile
Accredible - Show Off Your Success
19/05/2013
Accredible is a recent edtech service that helps you create certificates, or rather certificate portfolios, to demonstrate your achievements on any type of learning, including MOOCs and online courses [ ... ]
|
Nokia Asha A New Mobile SDK
10/05/2013
Nokia may have committed to Windows Phone 8, but it has just announced its new, less than $100, Asha phone plus a new SDK so that you can develop apps for it.
| | More News |
|
