Joshfire is an open source framework for developing web applications that can work in multiple devices.
It only uses HTML5 + JavaScript and web apps can be built to be compatible with browsers, desktops, smart phones, smartTVs and connected objects.
The content, design and data is separated for a flexible development process and the framework makes use of many popular resources like MediaElement.js or Zepto.js.
Currently, supported devices are desktop browsers, iOS, Android, GoogleTV, SamsungTV and there is an adapter for Node.js as well.
Applications can be controlled with keyboard, mouse, touch, tv-remoteand more depending on the capabilities of the device.
The library is improved continuously, documented in detail and comes with various examples.
Google has recently announced the launch of Google Swiffy which is a free to use web application for converting SWF files into HTML5.
It supports many common SWF features such as vector graphics, embedded fonts, images, timeline animation and basic ActionScript 2.0.
The output works only in WebKit browsers as it includes some SVG features that are not supported by other browsers.
The usage is very simple: just upload the SWF file and Swiffy will display the HTML5 result where you can “save as” the page and insert into any website with an <iframe> tag.
P.S. The code generated by Swiffy is pretty complex and hard to edit. You’ll still need the .FLA file for editing the source.
Sencha Touch allows your web apps to look and feel like native apps. Beautiful user interface components and rich data management, all powered by the latest HTML5 and CSS3 web standards and ready for Android and Apple iOS devices. Keep them web-based or wrap them for distribution on mobile app stores.
You can easily shift theme coloring, add style, and use our pre-included icons to deliver a phenomenal visual experience. Animate between views using one of our many predefined animations, with loads of configuration options.
Requirements: -
Demo: http://www.sencha.com/
License: GPL 3.0 + FLOSS License
