I've written a few iPhone apps and tried PhoneGap for one of them. If you are only targeting iOS then I think it's easier to just write a native app. Objective C with ARC using Xcode is a more polished development environment than HTML5 (not to say Tapestry/Java/HTML5/Eclipse is bad).
I would also say Bootstrap works pretty well on a phone and even web apps have access to location services and the camera. If you don't need anything else I'd stick to a real web app. If you are trying to write a cross platform app with a small team PhoneGap might be a good solution, but in my case (team of 1) I choose to just target iOS instead of trying to be cross platform. On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 5:23 AM, Lance Java <lance.j...@googlemail.com>wrote: > A great blog post. Mott looks like the way forward. I'm going to have to > embrace javascript at some stage :( >
