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by marknutter 4784 days ago
The mobile app I've been working on for a while called Kona (http://kona.com) is an angular.js app. It's on the Google Play store and iOS App Store.
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Kona looks great. Our main app (voltageCRM.com) is built in Angular I think we're going to go that route when we go mobile. Any tips/what back end are you running?
We use a true hybrid approach for the mobile app, meaning in addition to using phonegap we also use some native UI elements; namely the top and bottom nav bars. It does add some overhead because you have to write that stuff in java/objective-c but it helps the app feel much closer to a native app than pure HTML5 does at this point. I would check out http://trigger.io if you're not interested in writing any native code and don't have any special requirements for your UI design.

Our backend is a ruby on rails app.