Hello, Jo!
summary
A compact mobile UI framework called joe claims a 12k footprint 12k gzipped and targets modern WebKit webviews, leveraging CSS3 transforms/transitions instead of JavaScript animation, supporting PhoneGap and IE9+ works with PhoneGap. It shows concrete code: constructor nesting, method chaining, a joe YQL wrapper that becomes a YQL data source, LESS for theming, and a demonstrated traffic app that runs on webOS emulator and Android/iPhone builds in a pre‑beta state.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Joe framework
- 1:14What is Joe
- 3:02Joe’s architecture
- 6:09Joe vs other frameworks
- 9:19JavaScript principles
- 12:28Joe vs other libraries
- 15:57Starting Joe app
- 17:43Setting up the application shell
- 21:12YQL with Joe widgets
- 24:20UI constructor nesting
- 28:02Debugging mobile apps
- 31:53Lazy loading with cache
- 38:00Traffic incidents sample
- 40:09Multi-platform app
- 42:23Q&A
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