Blackberry 5: Now officially supported! We’ve been working hard to support the Blackberry 5 platform and we’re happy to announce that jQuery Mobile now works great on our test Blackberry 5 devices. This platform has B grade support which means that all the enhanced styles and widgets work well within the CSS capabilities of the … Continue reading →

In addition to discussing our daily activity of the project in our weekly blog posts, we’re going to try and start covering some of the interesting developments around jQuery Mobile out in the world. Feel free to ping jquerymobile on Twitter if you have a project, plugin or event that you’d like to share. Beta 1: Coming soon The … Continue reading →

Ajax navigation moving along Our Ajax navigation re-write in still in-progress in a branch, but here are some of the key things we’ve done this week: Broke out nested functions from changePage() to improve readability/understanding. Changed signature to changePage() so that it uses an options structure. Removed differenciation between form submit and loading. It’s all … Continue reading →

Navigation re-factor update This week, we’re continuing our work on the Ajax navigation re-write. There are a number of dimensions involved in this re-write including: More flexible URL handling: in-progress, test written, code changes should land soon by Kin outline of changes are documented on the wiki Extensibility hooks for dynamic page creation Steven Black will start a wiki … Continue reading →

This and next week, the team is primarily focused on re-factoring and optimizing the Ajax navigation system and page transitions in jQuery Mobile to make them more extensible and stable. Here is a recap of our activities this week. Navigation re-write in progress We’re in the process of re-factoring our URL handling for Ajax-driven navigation to be … Continue reading →