Welcome to MyMobileWeb
MyMobileWeb is an open source, standards-based software framework that simplifies the rapid development of mobile web applications and portals.
MyMobileWeb encompasses a set of technologies which enable the automatic adaptation of applications to the target Delivery Context (browser, device, network, location,…), thus offering a harmonized user experience.






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The number of registered downloads reached the past november the milestone of 10.000 as the following picture shows:
What is especially remarkable in the above graph is the continuously increasing trend.
The next picture details the total downloads per month and their relation with MyMobileWeb releases and events.
It is worth mentioning that:
- The first LGPL MyMobileWeb version(3.4.1) produced a significant peak in the number of downloads.
- The “base” number of downloads (even without new versions) reaches 150 per month
The MyMobileWeb team is pleased to announce the release of version 4 RC2 and the release of version 1.3 of the Plugin. You can download this new release candidate 2 and the plugin from here. The release candidate 2 fixes bugs appeared in the previous release candidate and it’s the minimum version compatible with the Plugin 1.3.
The soccer portal dedicated to the Spanish League can be load from the Plugin.
Further information can be found here.
The MyMobileWeb team is pleased to announce the release of version 4 RC1. This new version is a significant step and incorporates a number of new functionalities plus the next generation of the IDEAL language, IDEAL2. The most remarkable features are:
- placard component to show a combination of images and text in a cool layout
- carousel component to display a set of items (for example images) as a carousel
- range component
- improved library for rendering statistical graphics
And many other improvements. The soccer portal dedicated to the Spanish League is a tutorial application. Further information can be found here.
Take 10 minutes to watch this video!.
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