PrimeFaces Mobile vs Responsive design
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What do you recommend?? Are there some comparation, I couldn't find anything. In PFM, how the device detection is made? Do I have to rewrite all my code in order to use it?
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If your destination app is thought exclusively for mobile devices I suggest you to use primefaces mobile ( but look at the available components on showcase first ). Instead, if you think your app should be used on desktop devices and also on mobile, in this case I suggest you responsive design. In responsive design I think you have more freedom on page design instead of on exclusive mobile side( but this depends on what your app consist... ). In case you decide one or other method, you have to think about the navigation rules that each method allows to you.
If you choose PFM your previous pages must be rewrite to allow them to be correctly visualized on mobile device. For device detection I suggest this post :
http://forum.primefaces.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=19887
If you choose PFM your previous pages must be rewrite to allow them to be correctly visualized on mobile device. For device detection I suggest this post :
http://forum.primefaces.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=19887
Netbeans 8.1, PrimeFaces 5.3.10 + PrimeFaces Extensions 4.0, Glassfish ver4.1, Chrome with NetbeansPlugin
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Thanks!! I've decided to make a responsive design mostly because PFM is very outdated, omg last update was about 2 years ago, that scares! Thanks again... regardsClaudioC wrote:If your destination app is thought exclusively for mobile devices I suggest you to use primefaces mobile ( but look at the available components on showcase first ). Instead, if you think your app should be used on desktop devices and also on mobile, in this case I suggest you responsive design. In responsive design I think you have more freedom on page design instead of on exclusive mobile side( but this depends on what your app consist... ). In case you decide one or other method, you have to think about the navigation rules that each method allows to you.
If you choose PFM your previous pages must be rewrite to allow them to be correctly visualized on mobile device. For device detection I suggest this post :
http://forum.primefaces.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=19887
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PFM is inside PrimeFaces Core so it is regularly updated.
About the question, it depends on your application, you can use PFM for a native look or use Responsive features of PrimeFaces like;
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/m ... sive.xhtml
More links;
http://www.sitepoint.com/responsive-design-vs-m-sites/
http://worryfreelabs.com/company-build- ... bile-site/
We provide solutions to both approaches.
About the question, it depends on your application, you can use PFM for a native look or use Responsive features of PrimeFaces like;
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/m ... sive.xhtml
More links;
http://www.sitepoint.com/responsive-design-vs-m-sites/
http://worryfreelabs.com/company-build- ... bile-site/
We provide solutions to both approaches.
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thanks!!
optimus.prime wrote:PFM is inside PrimeFaces Core so it is regularly updated.
About the question, it depends on your application, you can use PFM for a native look or use Responsive features of PrimeFaces like;
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/m ... sive.xhtml
More links;
http://www.sitepoint.com/responsive-design-vs-m-sites/
http://worryfreelabs.com/company-build- ... bile-site/
We provide solutions to both approaches.
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