Web and WebWorks Development

[zahirw]

It would be great if you could share apps(with download links) that are built using Web Works.

It would give other members an idea of the potential of WW.

Thanks. Share on!

[ignites]

all 8 of my apps are built on webworks

[zahirw]

Great, can you name and provide links to them?

[rorybarnes]

Not my app but LensBoost is built with WebWorks (http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/65623/) it is a pretty awesome example of what you can do

[zahirw]

Thanks for sharing rory, pretty cool.

Any others?

[nunodonato]

mine too

http://wisetasks.wordpress.com

[zahirw]

Looks good! keep em coming

[joeybeechey]

My app StickyBoard Notes is WebWorks.

Phone - http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/55159/?lang=en

Tablet - http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/32471/?lang=en

[polovi]

is there some bigger webworks app for blackberry playbook with images and pages with transition effects with more then 2 pages (main page and info. My experience is that HTML5/JS is good and fast for writing simple phone apps with small number of images and only lists of informations. In playbook are visible performance problems like in browsers ... desynchronization js effects and skip effect and jump elements to new position, a transparent checkerboard when browser not manage to draw as fast i need.

[interfaSys]

@polovi - You are right about all those issues. 3D transitions seem to have problems at the beginning and the end and when it's more serious, checkerboard shows up.

@zahirw - We released Tweet-Search for the PlayBook a year ago. We have a more advanced version (pictures, previews, map, share, etc.) in our labs, but waited to see if OS 2.0 would allow us to implement everything that we wanted since too many things were broken with 1.0. Transitions become unbearably slow when there are too many elements on screen, but we're in the middle of a rewrite, so maybe some code optimization will help...