Making HTML5 audio actually work on mobile
This story starts when we had to provide audio to an HTML5 game we were building.
The game is for mobile browsers, actually a limited and updated range of mobile browsers: Safari for iOS 6+, and the stock browser (i.e. the default browser) for Android 4+. With the well known scaling trick (CSS “transform: scale(…)”) which we built in our mobile app, we got it to run quite nicely in all resolutions, so also on desktop browsers. Hence we would want our audio solution to work also on desktops.
What am I working on now? … (swipe to change)
I’m going to publish a new jQuery plugin (mb.momentumSlide) that let you swipe between “pages” either horizontally or vertically. It works both on computer and devices. The live demo: http://pupunzi.github.com/jquery.mb.momentumSlide/demo.html You can find the pre release on gitHub: https://github.com/pupunzi/jquery.mb.momentumSlide. Hope…
mb.ile, a light weight framework for mobile App (alpha)
What is it? mb.ile is a work in progress framework that provides simple solutions for any HTML mobile applications. Several bigs like jQuery, Dojo, jQTouch, extJs, etc. are developing their own framework for mobile applications, and we tested some…
