> I wrote a wrapper for the Apache Cordova (Phonegap) API recently, so that > it could be used with ClojureScript. I got Hello World, etc up and running > without much fuss. There are however two issues: > > 1. Also a slow start-up time, since Phonegap already has resources to > load, and then a large JavaScript file on top of it. On a subpar device, > this wait was several seconds. > > 2. Using Phonegap itself feels very second-class, especially with regard > to the complex Android app lifecycle, things like Intents, and so on. > > That said, if are basically building a webapp that just needs some access > to still inexistent APIs like camera, battery, compass etc, and you are > targeting better, recent-gen hardware, it (Phonegap) could be a nice > option. I'll also put the wrapper online soon. >
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