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Asked: 2026-06-13T11:28:23+00:00

I’ve tried using Google Mobile Analytics for a phonegap application. I know that Google

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I’ve tried using Google Mobile Analytics for a phonegap application. I know that Google Analytics supports Context Experiments, but I couldn’t find anything about Google Mobile Analytics doing the same.

My project needs to do A/B Testing and I’ve been looking around if this is possible using PhoneGap since all my assets/css/js will be shipped together in the appstore and will not be obtained via a remote server.

A workaround I’m thinking about is to create 2 different html versions of one screen and ship all of these in one app.

Is this a wise move? If not, is there a better way?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Since you are using Phonegap, you can pretty much use any JS library out there.

    Making 2 versions of each HTML file will get cumbersome and a harder to manage. IMO, it is essentially doubling the work for yourself. Instead, I would recommend using a JS A/B testing library. Here are a few:

    1. Genetify
    2. Optimizely — paid service
    3. Visual Website Optimizer — another paid service

    These will allow you to tweak variables in a Javascript file to reflect changes in your templates.

    If your app requires the user to be connected at all times, I believe you might be able to tweak changes remotely without having the user update the app. If you go with the 2 HTML files approach, you will have to ship an update with each update.

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