Platformability

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Platformability now optimised for mobile devices! Read how Arthur improved the blog 4 a better mobile user experience! http://bit.ly/df8Ox0 #Platformability blog post by @ian_alderson about Sencha Touch - mobile web development framework - ...Read More

At Caplin we have been using various UI widgets from Ext JS (available from the renamed Sencha company) within Caplin Trader for a couple of years.The Ext JS widgets that we have used have been an excellent complement to ...Read More

Platformability is now optimised for Portable Devices. (Give it a go on your mobile!) As much as everyone loves big pictures for blog backgrounds or ...Read More

Platformability post: @andrewjdarnell comments our last Tech Talk: The Art of Motivation: Autonomy, Purpose & Mastery: http://bit.ly/dmaF3Z #Great article about why #html5 does not spell the end of #silverlight ...Read More

The iPhone 4 announcement obviously trumped this at WWDC 2010, but Apple have also released Safari 5. If you read about what's new you will see lots of HTML5 stuff, including WebSocket. But as I wrote ...Read More

Wow! is the only word I can think of to describe this talk. Great content, backed up by good research, bringing a conclusion that challenges much of the standard management thinking... delivered in a really engaging way! ...Read More

Platformability: Which version of HTML5 WebSocket? by @martintyler http://bit.ly/8XYBSZ #Platformability's latest: get @detyro's take on SPA 2010 in his latest post (a good read!): "SPA2010 conference redux" http://bit.ly/bTInxI ...Read More

I missed the start of SPA2010 on Sunday, I knew it was going to be a heavy week and I needed some time for the family :) Sorry Phil/Adam.Monday started with the opening plenary, I think it was good, I'm ...Read More

I have blogged about Why we don't need HTML5 WebSocket previously - and to recap, it's not that we don't need it, it's not really that important until it is far more widespread and that is a very long way ...Read More