Hi, I work for Air-Control. We've read your comments and would like to clarify how it works with the App Store.

http://blog.air-control.com/air-control-and-the-app-store/

Ask me anything.

Cheers

Peter

Yeah download this:

http://nativecss.com/assets/samples/ios/Login%20Demo.zip

Or, there's a version in the app store:

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/clearer/id592386667?mt=8&...

Which is styled with this CSS: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/h5cr55q2f14x1fa/styles.css?dl=1

Cheers

There's a video here: http://youtu.be/SgdFxiY5nvg

And a sample app you can play with here: http://nativecss.com/docs/tutorials/intro/ios

Good point, my reasoning was that I kept getting confused between -ncss, -nativecss, -nc, so I kept it -ios and -android.

So phonegap uses CSS to style, but JS as code.

My vision is CSS is great to style, but using standard native components will always be quicker than JS libraries like Phonegap and the sort.

iOS appearance proxy is good at setting a few styles on standard apple components. But CSS is more powerful, easily shared and cross platform then iOS code!

The Android version is in private beta, shoot me your email and I'll email you when it's ready. I've got a release planned for Valentine's day!

Well a bit of healthy competition would be good for both of us!