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Reputation: 585

jQTouch alternative for Android app

Ok, I might bite the bullet and try a different framework for an iPhone app that I'm trying to port to Android. Built with jQTouch and Phonegap, it's just so sluggish on Android, with a number of issues such as inconsistent transitions and loading problems on newer Android API levels.

Looking for options for alternative frameworks that are more Android friendly, and importantly, not too much of a mountain to climb to adapt my existing code in to it as easily as possible.

As a jQTouch app, it's built with HTMl5, CSS, jQuery and Javascript with multiple RSS feeds, fixed tabbars, image gallery, Phonegap calendar plug in. jQuery Mobile would seem to be the most obvious choice, but I have found the tababars to be not quite as fixed as they climbed, (although maybe that has improved with the new release?). Are there any better alternatives?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 682

Answers (1)

Simon MacDonald
Simon MacDonald

Reputation: 23273

Like you said jQuery Mobile is the most obvious choice. You can also look at Sencha Touch, Dojo Mobile, Kendo UI.

Upvotes: 1

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