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
Attending: Todd Parker, Scott Jehl, John Resig, Kin Blas, John Bender, Eddie Monge, Steven Black Project communication We’re going to try to post a summary of our weekly meeting here on the wiki and on the jQuery.org site so everyone can see what we’re up to on the project. Going forward, all communication and meetings … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile project now has a few new ways to get and test the code and related resources. Test The test files are the latest direct pull from GitHub. The CSS and JavaScript files are not combined or minified in any way. This area is a good way to quickly test jQuery mobile and … Continue reading
Thanks to everyone who helped us get Alpha 4 released last week. Overall the response has been great but there were a few important issues that cropped us once the new version was out in the wild that we wanted to address sooner as an official release. So today, we’re release Alpha 4.1 as a … Continue reading
The jQuery Mobile team is very excited to announce the release of Alpha 4. This is the last alpha before we head into beta and it brings some great new features, and a long list of bug fixes (150+ issues closed since A3), and lots of performance tweaks. We’ve also been steadily increasing our test … Continue reading
We’re pleased to announce the third alpha release of the jQuery Mobile project. This release includes a number of bug fixes and enhancements to the original jQuery Mobile Alpha 1 and jQuery Mobile Alpha 2 releases. Overall the quality of jQuery Mobile has been greatly improved. In general, the following improvements have been doing since … Continue reading
We’re pleased to announce the second alpha release of the jQuery Mobile project. This release includes a number of bug fixes and enhancements to the original jQuery Mobile Alpha 1 release. Overall the quality of jQuery Mobile has been greatly improved. A number of subsystems have been rewritten (both for clarity and for performance) and … Continue reading
Today we’re pleased to announce the first alpha release of the jQuery Mobile project. jQuery Mobile is a user interface framework, built on top of jQuery, designed to simplify the process of building applications that target mobile devices. We’ve made really good progress since we first announced the project two months ago. We’ve created a … Continue reading
This is the first status update regarding the work that we’ve been putting in to jQuery Mobile. We hope to have similar updates about once a week – along with posts describing new things that we’ve learned along the way. Sample Mobile Components Some sample components implemented by the folks at Filament Group. Currently the … Continue reading