Sencha Touch is a free mobile JavaScript framework that lets web developers build sophisticated touch friendly sites for mobile devices with HTML5 compliant web browsers (Android, iPhone and more). In Podcast 52, I spoke with Sencha CEO Michael Mullany about developing mobile web apps using Sencha Touch. We also discussed his thoughts about Windows 8 tablets and the Internet Explorer 10 browser. Mr. Mullany offered interesting insight into issues in developing web-based apps for Android, jQuery [...]

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Journalists will hate hearing this. Bloggers will hate it even more. I'm to the point where I'm starting to hate myself for thinking it. Michael Arrington has some good points about TechCrunch, CrunchFund, his role in blogging/journalism, and the conflicts of interest (or lack thereof) in having his cake and eating it, too. There, I [...]

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