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Why Yet Another Simple Mobile Framework?

Many of the frameworks that support mobile development are large and bulky and, frankly, tend to have bad performance on actual mobile devices. The goal of YASMF is to be simple and limited in scope while also being highly performant on mobile devices.

YASMF is based loosely on iSiteMobile and also integrates some ideas from the iOS SDK, especially with regards to view hierarchy and management. YASMF provides a simple localization library, a simple scrolling library, simple gesture support, and base styles to make creating HTML-based widgets that look and feel reasonably native.

Note: YASMF is at version 0.2. This means it is under heavy development and the framework is subject to change at any time.

YASMF has been used in production-level applications, and so is useable in your own application development. Just be aware that the framework itself may change from version to version.

Platform Support

  • Android: Android 2.2 and higher. No animation. Works on phone and tablets.
  • iOS: iOS 4.3 and higher. Works on iPhone, iPod, and iPad (all generations).
  • Windows Phone: WP7.5 and higher with no animation support, no gesture support.

Note: Requires PhoneGap 2.1 or higher

Using YASMF

Platform Specific

Examples

Namespaces

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