With the start of a new year, we’ll be resuming our more regular team updates to keep you in the loop on what we’re working on here in the jQuery Mobile project. To kick things off, we’d like to share our current thinking on the next few releases so you can start planning ahead. 1.0.1 … Continue reading
We are honored to be recognized by the prestigious .net Awards awards as the “Innovation of the Year”. This is an important achievement for the jQuery Mobile project and would like to thank the judges, community and .net Magazine for their support. We’d also like to congratulate our fellow nominees CSS3Pie and Google+, we’re honored … Continue reading
That’s right, version 1.0 is out! After more than a year of refinements, we now have a rock solid release. When we first launched this site back in the summer of 2010, we had a few concept sketches and some very ambitions goals: to create an elegant HTML5-based user interface library for the jQuery community … Continue reading
We are thrilled to announce that jQuery Mobile has been awarded the top honor in the “Open Source Mobile Toolkits and Libraries” category of the Packt 2011 Open Source Awards. We want to thank the community for all their support of the project and look forward to using our award to keep up our momentum … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile team is thrilled to announce the third and final release candidate for version 1.0. Sure, we know we said we were going straight to 1.0 when RC2 came out, but we’ve been making a ton of performance enhancements and we just want to make sure 1.0 goes off without a hitch. Unless a regression … Continue reading
We’re excited to announce the release of the new ThemeRoller for Mobile tool. ThemeRoller is a web-based tool that makes it super simple to create custom themes without writing a single line of CSS. If you’re familiar with the jQuery UI ThemeRoller, the basics of the tool are pretty similar: there’s a inspector panel on … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile team is thrilled to announce the second release candidate for version 1.0. This new release brings dozens of bug fixes, plus a range of design refinements and optimizations. We plan on this being the last RC before moving to the final 1.0 release within the next few weeks. This plan may change if … Continue reading
Originally published at jquerymobile.com/original-graded-browser-matrix/. Graded device support matrix Note: this matrix has been superseded by the newer graded browser support levels. This is the matrix of devices we as project identified at the start of the development process as target platforms. The final supported devices for 1.0 and beyond will be determined by the shifting … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile team is thrilled to announce the first release candidate for version 1.0. This new release brings a long list of bug fixes, refinements and optimizations, as well as support for the Meego platform. Our plan is release additional RCs at a quick pace as we close critical bugs and move towards the 1.0 … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile team is now focused on bug-fixing and preparation for our first release candidate (RC1) for 1.0. We’ll be releasing RC1 within a week, just in time for the jQuery conference in early October. From there, we’ll have a few quick RCs with additional bug fixes before releasing 1.0 a bit later in October. … Continue reading