Rhomobile made public that their smartphone development framework will now be compatible with the iPhone OS 3.0 and the latest iPhone 3G S. This framework will enhance the productivity of developers of all levels utilizing HTML skills. With this offering they will be able to build speedy native applications without re-entering code for every OS update.
This framework will increase efficiency and encourage entrepreneurial innovation. Developers can code native smartphone applications in HTML in place of Objective-C or other complex native device operating system languages. This will reduce development costs by up to five times. This exclusive framework will create efficient phone applications using GPS, PIM data and camera.
Adam Blum, CEO of Rhomobile mentioned, “Rhodes is a very easy way to make an application for the iPhone. The Rhodes framework enables anyone, from enterprise developers who want to mobilize their workforce to a consumer who wants to build fun and clever apps, to build powerful mobile applications with about twenty percent of the code used in iPhone apps today.”
It allows developers to build applications for all smartphones by writing them in HTML. It is compatible with iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Symbian and Android. When disconnected, users can work rapidly and operate through synced local data. It is offered as an open source real-time on public repositories.
The Rhodes framework provides dual license models under the GPLv3 for open source apps with commercial licensing options for enterprises and Independent Software Vendors.