Before the rumor mills start churning out false information, let me clarify what this is and isn't.
This is not:
- an AIR application running on an iPhone
- a Flex/Flash application running in mobile Safari
- connecting the iPhone directly to the local SQLite databased used by Klok
- going to be sold through the App store
This is:
- a JQuery + JQTouch based AJAX application running in mobile Safari
- able to be added to the home screen and accessed like any other application
- connected to a hosted Java-based web application called Klokwork
- synchronized with the Klok desktop application using Klok's new pluggable connector architecture
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Sounds great to me! Looking forward to it.
Will we be able to export our "local" information to the hosted solution if we get on board with that? :)
Some stuff about JQuery and JQTouch applications running on safari mobile phone. They really looks very good.
@Kaloin - The plan is to be able to take you local projects and upload them to the hosted service. Obviously, in a group setting where multiple people work on the same project, only one person should be uploading the project itself.
Is there a way to request a private beta invite? Let me know.
I would like to know about the beta testing as well. This would be the perfect app for me to have.
Send me an email if you haven't already and I will put you on the list. Also, I will post any new informatiion on the facebook page so you should keep an eye on that as well. I had put the iphone part on the back burner while I finish up the Klok 2.0 desktop app. I was hoping that by now I would have access to the new Flash CS5 beta from Adobe which would have given me the ability to create a native iphone app. However, the public beta was cancelled, so I will be getting back to this as soon as all the bugs are worked out of Klok 2.0
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