This makes our include model match the include model on the CDN, and allows devs to make use of mobileinit for debugging some of the samples since that must be set up after jquery.js, but before jquery-mobile.
This version supports simulated scrolling via the CSS3 transform property by default, but also supports an option for positioning the old-fashioned way with top and left properties.
Still some code clean-up to do, but folks can start playing with it.
Some items/issues left to look into:
- Experiment with event delegation so we can implement nested scrollviews.
- Implement scroll direction locking.
- Decide whether to conditionally inject clip/view markup.
- Decide on final ui class names.
- Decide on how scrolling behavior is actually invoked. (data-* attribute or class)
- Decide on final set of notifications we'll need to fire off.
- Add an API so that scroll position can be adjusted after a resize/orientation change.
- Documentation that describes potential problems with performance, memory usage, etc, and workarounds.
