Open source JavaScript library for creating web apps with mobile device compatibility, animated transitions, Ajax navigation, and reactive UI widgets
jQTouch is an open source JavaScript library developed by David Kaneda and maintained by a community of developers. It enables web developers to create mobile web applications with a native look and feel for devices like iPhone, Android, Palm Pre, and BlackBerry.
Some key features of jQTouch include:
Under the hood, jQTouch leverages the jQuery and jQuery UI JavaScript libraries to manipulate the DOM and enable effects and interactions. It abstracts away much of the vendor-specific code to provide a clean API for building web apps.
jQTouch targets devices with a WebKit rendering engine like Safari and Chrome. It is open source (MIT license) and free to use.