First, let me say that I have a background in ASP.Net web development and have quite a bit of experience writing iOS client side apps in objective c and c# (via xamarin).
I have a client who wants us to start a mobile web site for them but doesn't quite feel comfortable going client side at the moment. If this project is successful, they may decide to go to a full blown client side iOS app. If I write the app using Kendo UI Web (HTML5), is there a clear migration path to Kendo UI mobile?
I have a client who wants us to start a mobile web site for them but doesn't quite feel comfortable going client side at the moment. If this project is successful, they may decide to go to a full blown client side iOS app. If I write the app using Kendo UI Web (HTML5), is there a clear migration path to Kendo UI mobile?
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Hello Matthew,
Dimo
Telerik
Kendo UI Web and Kendo UI Mobile have different purpose, design paradigms and widget sets. If you develop and Kendo UI Web application, it will work on iOS, but migrating such an application to Kendo UI Mobile will not be that straightforward, due to the abovementioned reasons. If mobile users are important in your case, you can consider implementing a mobile friendly web application (e.g. use lighter pages), or have a separate mobile application.
Dimo
Telerik
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