Mike Henke said
final code is here https://gist.github.com/mhenke/5077634
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Alex said
I would love a copy of your code!
said
Can you please make your code available?
steve portock said
Man you make it look too easy, thanks for doing this.
Matthew Closson said
Mark, another really great demo on how to get a jQuery mobile app up and running with decent functionality very quickly. What vim configuration or plugin are you using to auto justify or adjust your closing </div> tags when you enter them?
Israel Bautista said
Nice videos! I would love to be able to expand more into the backend functionality of this app. For example, how would you code the functionality to process the request a song form, and the buy merchandise?
Bijan Himself said
jQuery Mobile looks amazing. I think the built-in defaults and transitions give it such a polished look and feel. My only question is how does this fit into the Responsive Web Design philosophy? Is jQuery Mobile ideal for sites/apps that are going to be used solely on mobile browsers?
brownbathrobe said
Thanks for this great intro-tutorial, Mark. I'll definitely be checking out the jQuery Mobile site/docs!
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jQuery Mobile is a framework that helps you build mobile web apps that look and feel like native apps, across a variety of mobile platforms. In this second part of the series, we'll build a navigation, toolbars, forms and use the jQuery Mobile grid on the application we started building in part 1.