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Roadmap
Roadmap for future iUI releases.
Introduction
This is a tentative roadmap.
Disclaimer: Please remember that the developers of iUI are volunteers and this roadmap is in no way a commitment that any of these proposed features will ever be completed.
Release 0.20 (target date July 2008)
Focus on fixing bugs.
- Fix any remaining easy-to-fix issues with iPhone 1.1.4 firmware and iPod Touch
- First release with contributions to core of iUI from iPhoneWebDev members.
- Use onorientationchange event for orientation with fallback to use of window.innerWidth. (Issue 84)
- Change value of orient attribute on body element for portrait mode from profile to portrait. (Issue 85)
- Any small architecture changes to make various kinds of links work better and more consistently (a lot of the issues reported at http://code.google.com/p/iui/issues/list appear to have to do with links), resolve issues with named anchors, etc.
- All Issues to be Addressed in 0.20
- All *Open* Issues to be Addressed in 0.20
Release 0.30
Clean up iUI architecture, expand functionality, better docs and examples.
- Make sure that iUI works properly with desktop Safari 3.
- More error handling
- Better docs and samples, including some backend code in a variety of languages (anyone want to contribute?).
- Investigate larger architecture issues, such as optional callbacks.
- All Open Issues to be Addressed in 0.30
Future
- Demonstrate other kinds of iPhone user interfaces
- Tabs (like in the iTunes Wi-Fi app)
- Moving items up/down
- Other
- Make examples that work with AdMob and Google Mobile Adsense.
- Investigate ability to turn off iPhone specific UI elements when run on non-iPhone webkit phones, yet still functional.
- Take advantage of any new features offered by updates to Mobile Safari.
- Microformat for identifying iPhone web apps.
SVN Experimental Branches
- TRY-smooth-animation: (Joe's August changes for smoothscroll)
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PLEASE DO NOT REQUEST FEATURES HERE. PLEASE enter the in the ISSUES TRACKER. Issues in the issues tracker (Issues tab, above) will be prioritized and possibly implemented in future releases.
Thank you!
Find link to sample project for ASP.NET here: http://www.sludderforensladder.dk/?p=16 You're welcome to include this in the future release. Also see Aaron Lerch's blog for ASP.NET MVC samples: http://www.aaronlerch.com/blog/2008/06/08/rock-the-iphone-with-aspnet-mvc/