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Using PhoneGap and saving the user interface on the server

I continue to research solutions for our organization for our mobile application strategy. There are two conflicting requirements:

  • it should be a web application in which all updates for users will be immediate when updating the application on the server

  • the application should make the most of its own user interface widgets and device features

Using PhoneGap, the process looks like you usually save the user interface on the device as part of a compiled application, and you get to your server through AJAX to process updates and data representations. After that, you will get access to the widgets and user interface functions of your own device using the PhoneGap API in your interceptors.

However, we lose the first byte.

My question is whether it is possible to use PhoneGap to create a "web view" in an application that will allow us to save the user interface on our server (the application becomes a highly customizable browser to a large extent). And if so, can our user interface still be able to access the device’s built-in functions through the PhoneGap API, or is it only available if we compiled our user interface code?

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