What framework would you suggest I use to buil website mobile?

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    I am trying to create a website mobile. What framework would you suggest I use? . there are so many web mobile framework can used, Are there any better ones?
     
    rainat, Apr 3, 2012 IP
  2. mwwebsolutions

    mwwebsolutions Active Member

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    jQuery mobile is very good.
     
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  3. blacknet

    blacknet Active Member

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    Learn what each bit is for first, essentially all you need is CSS that's optimized for smaller screens, and a mobile-device friendly javascript framework (if you need that functionality).

    Pick any that you find you can understand simply, that is the only factor which determines how good they are, since they all do pretty much the same stuff, which isn't much at all tbh. Just a few media selector queries and basic grid layouts.
     
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  4. Alan Smith

    Alan Smith Active Member

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    Yes, there is a big list of framework for mobile application on internet. Some of them are really effective such as jQuery Mobile, WebApp.Net, DHTMLX Touch and Joapp. These all are very good framework for mobile website.
     
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  5. rainat

    rainat Member

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    thanks for all suggestion...:)
     
    rainat, Apr 4, 2012 IP
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    ryan_uk Illustrious Member

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    Rather than re-inventing the wheel, you could use Wordpress anf the WPTouch plugin. This would give you the easiest and quickest development route, mate.
     
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    traxport121 Active Member

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    I use my own framework.. made it for myself. If you are a little pro in HTML/CSS and for whatever CMS you are trying to use, try to make your own framework, it would help you and you can develop websites more quickly.
     
    traxport121, Apr 12, 2012 IP
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    creativewebmaster Active Member

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    HTML5, CSS3 and Well optimized Jquary may help you to create mobile website design.
     
    creativewebmaster, Apr 13, 2012 IP
  9. tkowebsitedesigns

    tkowebsitedesigns Peon

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    If you have a really simple site, can you create the mobile version with just adding another stylesheet to it? Do you always need javascript to make the site mobile?
     
    tkowebsitedesigns, Apr 23, 2012 IP
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    war_machine Active Member

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    WebApp.Net,
    Joapp,
    jQuery Mobile and
    DHTMLX Touch are by far the best.
     
    war_machine, May 10, 2012 IP
  11. rainat

    rainat Member

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    yes, i always use different stylesheet for mobile version and use media queries to assign different stylesheet depending on browser.
    and for javascript, i use it if i need it like change size /interface of menu bar.
     
    rainat, May 10, 2012 IP
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    There are many frames like DHTMLX ,TouchWebApp.Net, jquey mobile,and Joapp but i prefer you to use JQuery mobile because its very interesting and easy to use..:)
     
    vrajan, May 15, 2012 IP
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    tkowebsitedesigns Peon

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    Thanks rainat. I'm considering that method. It's hard to decide with everyone saying they like this or that. Jquery Mobile and WP Touch seems to be a favorite I read a lot.
     
    tkowebsitedesigns, May 15, 2012 IP
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    Jquery seems to be fit for your purpose...
     
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  15. deathshadow

    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    NONE -- most 'frameworks' defeat the entire point of HTML/CSS, and result in fat bloated presentational code so bad you might as well go back to writing HTML 3.2. They generally rely on presentational uses of classes, which in turn means you get no separation of presentation from content -- the cornerstone of modern accessible markup! (Same can be said of that OOCSS asshattery)

    Semantic markup, bend it to your will with CSS with a fluid or semi-fluid layout, use media queries to make it responsive. Less code, less there is to break.

    You vary from this, you generally end up with a stiff fragile layout filled with pointless bloated code that make it take longer to load, and makes it harder to use or maintain.

    HTML/CSS frameworks are even MORE idiotic than Javascript ones. Anyone telling you otherwise doesn't know enough on the subject to be flapping their gums about it!
     
    deathshadow, Aug 13, 2012 IP