Also there is a growing trend of people, or should I say major companies, using frameworks that can take html5 and javascript and deploy them as mobile apps such as PhoneGap and Ludei. After all that is the goal of html5.
I think Paper53 was built on one of these platforms.
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Do you know responsive design?
Also there is a growing trend of people, or should I say major companies, using frameworks that can take html5 and javascript and deploy them as mobile apps such as PhoneGap and Ludei. After all that is the goal of html5.
I think Paper53 was built on one of these platforms.
I don't this counts as responsive design but I`ve used responsive frameworks e.g. Twitter`s bootstrap.
I think I`d learn iOS first though since the general consensus seems to be Native > Web.