On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 04:27:24PM -0400, Lisa Seacat DeLuca wrote: > I received a wide range of questions following my session including basic > getting started Apache Cordova questions. the future direction of the > Apache Cordova project, or confusion in recognizing that Cordova is merely > the Native-web bridge and there is no user experience component. I > explained that developers are free to leverage any framework or UX > techniques they wish, to create a seamless native look and feel. For some > reason many of the developers had a hard time wrapping their head around > that. It's almost like they expected the UI styling to be part of > Cordova.
Speaking as a developer who recently started using Cordova, I would say not having a UI library merely adds to the load and increases the learning curve. I initially had looked at Titanium for that very reason. I eventually came back to Cordova but ONLY because I found Ionic (ionicframework.com) which also integrates AngularJS quite nicely. Having a resource that lists possible frameworks and/or combinations that work with/on top of Cordova would go a long way. -- Aj. FaceBook: facebook.com/ajaikhattri EnoLand: http://flip.it/Gig0n
