WebApp.Net explained

WebApp.Net
Developer:	Chris Apers
Latest Release Version:	0.5.2
Operating System:	iOS
Platform:	WebKit web app
License:	BSD License
Website:	webapp-net.com

WebApp.Net (WAn) was an open-source web application framework^[1] by Chris Apers ("Chrilith") for the iPhone, iPod Touch and other WebKit based browsers. WebApp.Net used a combination of JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, and images to copy the native iPhone and iPod Touch user interfaces.^[2] Chris Apers was also the author of "Beginning iPhone and iPad Web Apps" published by Apress^[3] which was translated into Spanish^[4] and French.^[5]

History

• 2010-02-06 - v0.5.2
• 2009.11.16 - v0.5.0
• 2008.10.03 - v0.3.9a
• 2008.05.08 - first released^[6]

See also

• iPhone Web Applications
• Safire
• iUI (software)
• iWebKit

External list

• WebApp.Net home
• Apress

Notes and References

1. Described as a web application "micro-framework due to its small size.
2. Web site: Porting JavaScript Applications to the iPhone. Thompson, Tom. Dr. Dobb's Journal. 2008-10-16. 2009-01-09.
3. Book: Beginning iPhone and iPad Web Apps. Apers, Chris. Paterson, Daniel. amp. Apress. November 2010. 978-1-4302-3045-8. registration.
4. Book: Aplicaciones Web iPhone & iPad. Apers, Chris . Paterson, Daniel . amp . Anaya Multimedia. May 2011. 978-84-415-2962-5.
5. Book: iPhone et iPad : Développement d'applications Web en HTML5, CSS3 et JavaScript. Apers, Chris . Paterson, Daniel . amp . Pearson. December 2011. 978-2-7440-2522-8.
6. Web site: WebApp.Net released!. 2008-05-04.