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Normally when I start working on a new webapp I end up using Jade as a template language, to get the templates working on the frontend I use a wonderful tool called templatizer which pre compiles all jade templates into plain javascript functions. I love this workflow because it has some awesome advantages like:
A couple of weeks ago I build a mobile app for school that shows you cultural stuff todo around you. It’s called randomapp (the assignment was to build an app using the Artsholland API. Therefor it only works in the Netherlands).
We are creating mobile webbased-app for the iPhone called RandomApp. RandomApp is a compass like app that guides you through cultural venues in Amsterdam. Normally I set the apple-mobile-web-app-capable meta tag so that when the app gets added to the homescreen it runs chromeless (without the footer bar and the URL bar). However, due to a bug in iOS 6 (which has been fixed in the 6.1 beta) we can’t use this feature.
Yesterday I made a mini HTML5 game based on the retro game Asteroids (here is a flashversion) without the asteroids, so I just made a ship with those controls. You can check it out on my personal site and the code is at my Github.
This post is in Dutch because it is only useful for my fellow students.