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Bad ass demo: http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/mobile/adaptive/grid.html
Bad ass dojo: http://trykendoui.telerik.com/
The mobile widget demos are pretty cool inside the iphone emulators, but it does not convince me because I know the emulators are not accurate. And there will never be a better way of testing mobile apps than on my real iphone and android.
The demo emulators seem to be served in an iframe or frame, could this source be viewable as a standalone page, so that I can view it on my phone. That would be awesome. Adding a "Share link" next to the platform device dropdown would be the perfect spot.
http://runner.telerik.io//result Perhaps this runner can default to loading the grid demo, unless Dojo tells it to render something else?
Bad ass dojo: http://trykendoui.telerik.com/
The mobile widget demos are pretty cool inside the iphone emulators, but it does not convince me because I know the emulators are not accurate. And there will never be a better way of testing mobile apps than on my real iphone and android.
The demo emulators seem to be served in an iframe or frame, could this source be viewable as a standalone page, so that I can view it on my phone. That would be awesome. Adding a "Share link" next to the platform device dropdown would be the perfect spot.
http://runner.telerik.io//result Perhaps this runner can default to loading the grid demo, unless Dojo tells it to render something else?
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Hеllo Daniel,
I understand your concerns and you are right that the best scenario is to test on an actual device. In order to do so you need to make your application testable for the particular device. Here is how you configure your application for iOS and for Android.
If you are testing not a native app but a web application follow this link.
You can check the entire mobile testing documentation here. In case you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
I understand your concerns and you are right that the best scenario is to test on an actual device. In order to do so you need to make your application testable for the particular device. Here is how you configure your application for iOS and for Android.
If you are testing not a native app but a web application follow this link.
You can check the entire mobile testing documentation here. In case you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
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