London based Developer / Speaker / Entrepreneur. Passionate about everything that is web development with a special love for single page applications
Even though the Scrum methodology is the most popular / prevailing solution for project management in an engineering environment, many companies are still struggling to implement it successfully.
I've been helping startups implement the Scrum methodology for about two years and while it can be a rocky start, the benefits of correctly implementing Scrum are invaluable.
I'm looking to share my experience and expertise with companies who are starting to implement Scrum and don't know where to start.
Single Page applications is a relatively new field, with new frameworks coming (and going) and unique challenges many developers are not familiar with.
I've had the opportunity to work on some of the best / well known frameworks out there (Backbone, Knockout, Angular, React) and build several large single page applications. I am looking to share the lessons I have learned along the way
Hi,
Two part answer: 1. PhoneGap (and similar solution) basically expose a limited set of apis to Javascript (basically translate the original Java / Objective C hook into Javascript and vice versa). I'm not sure PhoneGap will support the API's you need - however Nativescript should (it's a javascript library, happy to connect you to the right people if you want to use it). 2. Performance limitations of PhoneGap etc. is divided between rendering (which shouldn't really be an issue) and the fact that Javascript just runs slower than native code. If you do require heavy computation I'd suggest sending it over to a python server (over internet / wifi) but I suspect Javascript should be able to handle most of the computation.