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Last week i’ve been busy with mobile html5 frameworks like sencha touch and jquery mobile.
I bumped into a few bugs and strange things when testing on real android phones. (from slow to missing components to even not displaying anything)
Is it correct to say that html5 frameworks for mobile platforms aren’t ready for production when one of the requirements is that it must function on most android/iphones?
If you plan to support most android phones, you should be aware of that performance will not be satisfying on middle to low-end devices. This is because that both libraries depend heavily on javascript( especially sencha ), and javascript and the whole webkit performance are not great on these phones. The situation is a bit better on the iphones.