In a recent post on the nitobi blog, Dave Johnson explains a bit more about PhoneGap, its origins and recent activity.

From the article, “Using PhoneGap, a developer need not write any Objective-C code and yet they can still have a proper app installed on an IPhone that is essentially a slightly customized PhoneGap application that sports a custom icon and a certain URL where application lives online (very much like AIR). When a user starts PhoneGap it essentially creates a headless (ie no address bar) browser on the IPhone and navigates to the specified URL where the author of the web page can access IPhone APIs through JavaScript.”

Check out the full article here, or stop by the PhoneGap website and grab the source.

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