Blogposts categorized with: HTML5

Do you want to reduce or simplify your code by adding default values to your objects? Since JayData 1.2.7 you can do it both with $data.define() and $data.Entity.extend(). Setting default values with $data.define()var Todo = $data.define("Todo", { …

The JayData ItemStore API is an ideal data library for most client data solutions, where information has to be stored on the client on a durable manner. For example persisting the cart in an E-Shop or recording unsaved form data to survive an …

We are happy to announce our first complex user control: a data bound grid solution for knockoutjs developers. While the documentation is still on the way, let me share just a couple of photos and some of the feature highlights.

Works with SqLite, …

Rainer Wittmann published his HTML5 app tutorial: The Ferrari meets JayData, which queries SharePoint 2013 and 2010 services using the OData provider of JayData. You can find the live examples and the source code in his blogpost. Congrats Rainer! …

In the last post, I went through the basics of creating a PhoneGap project for iOS, and now as promised, I will go through the basics of Objective-C programming, and JS debugging inside PhoneGap.

Objective-C boot camp

Assuming that you come from a …

The Netflix browser example app using OData became some kind of standard in this blog for JayData examples to present the benefits developing HTML5 applications. We are glad to share Rainer Wittmann’s  great blogpost about how to use the OData …

In the first part, I looked at why it makes sense to build hybrid applications, and addressed some of the pitfalls you need to avoid in order to keep your application responsive, and get the maximum out of the hardware.

This week, I'll be walking …

In the last few weeks, I have worked on the iOS version of a hybrid mobile application. It was an epub-based book reader we created for both Android and iOS, with support for rudimentary DRM and shoplike functions (ie. downloading books from a …