Android example app with PhoneGap and JQM in Holo style

http://teusink.blogspot.kr/2013/04/android-example-app-with-phonegap-and.html

※ PhoneGap + JQuery Mobile + JQuery + energize.js

this example app is to have a some sort of a template to make a new app very fast, based on the technologies supplied by PhoneGap and jQuery Mobile, using web-technology.

Details

Frameworks:

• Suitable for Android 2.3.3 and higher. API level 10 and up to be more technical :).
• PhoneGap 2.7.0.
• jQuery 1.9.1
• jQuery Mobile 1.3.1

Additional info

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컬쳐랜드 문화상품권이 어쩌대 한번씩 생긴다.

직업적 특성상 온라인으로 등록해서 쇼핑몰에서 사용하는데.

요즘 들어 사이트 접속하면 SSL 오류가 발생해 결재를 할 수가 없다.

IE9버전에서 보안이 강하게 적용되어 있으면 그런것인지 알 수 없다.

원격지원까지 해봤는데도, 완료되지 않았다.

무슨 문제일까...

리눅스에서 브라우저 뛰운 후에 해보니 된다.

윈도우 어떤 설정때문일까...

피곤하다.

energize.js - A tiny JavaScript snippet to make links snappy on touch devices

https://github.com/davidcalhoun/energize.js

Work in progress!

Energize is a work in progress, but it's functional. Bug reports, pull requests, etc, highlighly appreciated as always!

How do I use it?

Just include energize.js before any of your code that deals with click events (including any libraries and frameworks). The reason is that energize.js fires simulated click events and also needs to suppress the "ghost click", the real click event that is fired later. This is done via stopPropagation, which stops the the event from firing for other handlers listening for the click event. Since handlers fire in the order they were added, energize.js needs to add its own click handler first.

Why use energize?

Touch devices sometimes add an artificial delay to click events, just to make sure the user isn't double-tapping to zoom. In the case where you don't mind disabling double-tap to zoom functionality (or in cases where you've disabled viewport zooming), there's no reason to preserve the click delay. That's where energize.js comes in!

Why not just bind to ontouchend?

Because the user might touch an element in order to scroll, which results in ontouchend firing at the end of the scroll event. Do you want a click event to fire when the user was intending to scroll?

Why fire simulated click events? Why not just tie into something like Fast Button?

Because you have to add click events to EVERYTHING you want to speed up. This will mean there will be potentially be some fast UI and some slow UI on your pages. Ok, that's not so bad if you're using some form of abstraction for all click events (i.e. not using addEventListener directly).

BUT interaction with native form elements such as buttons aren't sped up unless you manually add events to them. Because of this, Energize takes the philosophy of listening for clicks bubbling up to the top and handles them appropriately so you don't have to worry about them.

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