2008-07-02 Navigate Singapore on your iPhone with iSinGeo.com
iSinGeo.com allows users to locate themselves either using Yahoo’s FireEagle service or using various input locations (street address, MRT Station, Bus Stop number, Hotel or Shopping Mall). Once the user has located themselves they can choose from a variety of things to be displayed on a map, together with their own location. The application uses Google’s static maps or the iPhone’s Google Maps application to show the search results.
site: iSinGeo.com
2008-06-26 YourCX Beta version released for iPhone
YourCX is a new web application for iPhone and iPod Touch with which your files, applications or gadgets are centralized. You can view your photos from Flickr, your videos from YouTube, your files from Box.Net and add external applications like personalized web pages.
For now it's only an advanced viewers for your web contents, but YourCX aims to be also, with users permissions, a great content manager where applications can interact with its files, medias from Flickr, YouTube, and so on... YourCX makes an heavy use of WebApp.Net micro-framework and Worolf, the developer, did a really good job with it. Check it out now!
2008-06-09 WWDC / WAn version 0.3.0 released
Today is the first day of the Apple WWDC. It's also time to release a new version of WebApp.Net, just one month after the first public release. As exposed previously this new version includes better multi-lingual support along with new XML attributes to position your asynchronous content. You'll also be able to create layers dynamically! Some bug have been fixed, The full list of changes and fixes is available from the menu. Download it now!
2008-06-07 WebApp.Net and Google Android
I just downloaded the Android SDK from the Google Code web site, since it is supposed to be based on WebKit just like Safari. I wanted to test its web browser running WebApp.Net Demo. The result, is: YES, Android runs with your web applications built with WebApp.Net! This is a great news and I invite you to test it and give your feedback and remarks about this support.
2008-06-07 New version to come on monday
Many bugs have been fixed and new features has been added since previous version. So, it's time for a new release which will include a multi-lingual (unicode with forms and right-to-left support) and more flexibility with the new XML format. I'll try to find time (and courage :)to document missing features. Stay tuned!
2008-05-26 New WIP version and right-to-left language support
A new work-in-progress version is available with some cool stuff. First, right-to-left language support has been added. You can now create your web application in Arabic, Hebrew, ... without the need to refactor WAn. You can also use the new Proxy() function which make cross-domain AJAX requests easier. The XML format has been a bit modified to enable multi-parts rendering and more flexibility. Complete list of changes on the forum.
2008-05-24 Documentation updated
Some parts of the documentation has been updated today, mainly links usage and asynchronous response format. Also, for those who don't already know, WAn is released under new BSD license.
2008-05-18 WIP: base and graphic package available
You can download the work in progress version of the graphic package right now. The base package is also available and will be updated as often as possible till the next release.
2008-05-17 Graphic pack and new beta tomorrow
A first version of the graphic pack will be released tomorrow. This pack is a set of Photoshop files which let you create your own styles for you web application. A beta will also be released. It is more a work in progress version and will include full readable source code to help debug of your web application. You can check what will be in this beta reading this forum topic.
2008-05-10 Forum opened
The WebApp.Net forum is now opened. You'll now able to easly ask questions about the micro-framework, request features and share you experience with other developers. You can read it as guest but you need to be a registered forum user in order to post new messages, so register now.
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For iPhone and iPod Touch developers
Bring the power of the iPhone and iPod Touch GUI designed by Apple in your own web applications and give the the best user experience to your visitors and customers.
A web application micro-framework
WebApp.Net has been designed to mimic the actual iPhone and iPod Touch graphic user interface. It provides many powerful and easy to use items, based on javascript and cascading style sheets technologies, to help you designing great and must seen web applications for Apple's latest mobile devices.
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Light weight and wide compatibility
Its base files are less than 10K. And since it uses only client side technologies and standard W3C specifications, it is compatible with a wide range of server side scripting technologies including PHP, ASP, ASP.Net, ...
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WebApp.Net is easy to use and to debug with some commonly and widely used multi-platform softwares like WebKit, Safari, Firefox along with Firebug.
