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Is Phonegap really suitable for creating a responsive user interface?

I know that Phonegap code is based on HTML, CSS, Javascript and its favorable for me, since I am a web developer. I look at the documentation on Phonegaps, and some things are not yet clear to me.

Now I want to create an application that will be deployed on many platforms, including a web browser. A simple application with basic CRUD functions (create, read, update, delete), and I want the user interface to be responsive.

Now I'm worried if there is no compatibility issue when displaying the html / css design created using bootstrap.

Has anyone used the phone + bootstrap well? Can you figure it out for me?

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I am developing a phonegap / cordova application (for Android) and I think it is quite reasonable in terms of speed. Some recommendations from my experience and experiments;

  • Avoid jQuery mobile as it becomes painfully slow in phone congestion.
  • Use the latest phonegap / cordova versions. I struggled with a problem that I experienced and spent many hours but found that it was specific to 2.7 phone calls. Upgrading to 3.3 enabled it.
  • Another advantage of using v3 + is the plug-in system, although at first it is a bit tedious to configure, it allows you to specify exactly which sections of cordova / phonegap will be included in the application, which will make it easier and faster to initialize.
  • Avoid CSS animations or CSS too complex.
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