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Based on Jesse’s work on PhoneGapLib, I created a PhoneGapLib installer that will install the lib unto your computer, but most importantly, it will set a Xcode global variable to allow the PhoneGap Xcode template to work. The PhoneGapLib installer will also install a PhoneGap Xcode template. Creating a PhoneGap iPhone project has never been [...]

After spending some time on the Tcktcktck mobile app (built using PhoneGap, pictured), I’m back on PhoneGap. The PhoneGap port formerly known as PhoneGap Nokia should and will be renamed to PhoneGap Symbian (WRT), since Nokia’s Web Runtime is part of newer versions of Symbian OS, which is not limited to Nokia devices (Sony Ericsson [...]

If you’re a web or mobile developer interested in building cross-platform mobile apps, then don’t miss Nitobi’s PhoneGap Training on November 20 in New York–the day after Web 2.0 Expo. In a day, we’ll teach you how to build impressive, cross-platform mobile apps with PhoneGap.
PhoneGap is an open source development tool for building fast, easy [...]

Last week there were some discussions about the poor performance of jQTouch in PhoneGap apps, so I dug into it.
First I had to verify that this was something we were doing in PhoneGap and not a difference between Mobile-Safari and the UIWebView control which we use in PhoneGap.
I created a PhoneGap project and dropped the [...]

You do not create a PhoneGap app anymore! You create an app that inherits from PhoneGap. …

Its official: PhoneGap 0.8.0 is approved by Apple.

After an epic amount of blog campaigning, twitter rebuttals, email group frustration and obfuscation hackery we can now say that Apple approves of PhoneGap.

All along we knew that PhoneGap was within the licensing terms of the iPhone SDK and the unwarranted rejections where simply unfair to the development [...]