Introducing Unify - A Framework for Cross Platform Applications
summary
A JavaScript framework called Unify that lets one codebase produce native‑like iPhone and Android apps and desktop deployments by running in WebKit runtimes. It includes tooling for app skeletons, dependency injection, unit testing, CSS preprocessing, JSON/XML conversion, and local caching for offline use; it’s open source (public release planned June/July 2010) and already used in internal Deutsche Telekom projects and pilot deployments, with working example apps and deployment paths demonstrated.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:04The fragmentation issue
- 1:37The market continues to evolve
- 1:53System fragmentation
- 2:23Web technologies
- 2:45Ideas
- 3:07Benefits
- 3:46Goal
- 4:41JavaScript
- 4:57Requirements
- 6:21Professional Workflow
- 8:13UI Interface
- 9:15Navigation
- 10:10Data Handling
- 10:27Integration Project
- 10:57Components
- 11:52Foundation
- 13:15Roadmap
- 14:48License
- 15:38Flyer
- 16:47Unify
- 17:20Unify Video
- 19:00Unify Homepage
- 19:30Questions
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