Jqtodo is a project mainly written in JavaScript, it's free.
A simple todo list app to demonstrate jQTouch.
A simple jQTouch application for demonstrating some of the fundamentals of building web apps for mobile devices. To install it put the whole folder into your webserver and you should be ready to go.
To enable offline mode add the manifest attribute to the html tag like this:
<html manifest="cache.manifest">
The files listed in the cache.manifest file will now be stored for offline mode. Once the files are cached it will only use the cache until it finds a change in the cache.manifest file. Therefore it's important to remember to edit the revision comment in the manifest every time you have changed something.
Note that you should handle the appCache events to get a full offline mode. Without them the user has to reload the page twice to get a new version for example.
For help with debugging the cache manifest add the offline extension:
<script src="extensions/jqt.offline.js" type="application/x-javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
Changing the theme is relatively easy, simply change which theme.css file is being included from 'apple' to 'jqt'. You also have to change which images are preloaded in the jqtodo.js file:
'themes/jqt/img/back_button.png',
'themes/jqt/img/back_button_clicked.png',
'themes/jqt/img/whiteButton.png',
'themes/jqt/img/redButton.png']Like all jQTouch apps this runs best on iOS based devices but also works on Android Webkit. On desktop machines it works best in Safari but mostly works on other Webkit based browsers.