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What's new in 1.6  In this new IOS release, I've updated App to support version 5.0.0 of Cordova  ( IOS platform 3.8.0) Moreover, in this release, I've added a new feature particularly useful for who would like test the appearance of an application during development, in fact Cordova POC now is able to connect, directly, to the developer's work station  Connect The screenshot on the left shows the connect icon. Tap on it for connecting to a remote web server Settings The screenshot on the left shows the  settings  icon. Tap on it for update settings The screenshot on the right shows the  settings  dialog where you can update settings. Below a short video  that shows how it works Conclusion I hope that Cordova POC, and in particular this new feature, could help your work. So .... enjoy Cordova POC ( see it on App Store )  ( see it on Google Play ) 

Polymer 1.0 - why I love component based approach From last G oogleIO  -  Polymer 1.0 production ready has been announced I use Polymer ( currently the 0.5) in my projects and love the component based  development approach and I'm grateful  to webcomponent/polymer teams having ported such approach also in front end development This is the  most important point for me and the  main  reason because i haven't used the more famous AngularJS .  When evaluating AngularJS 1.x it was impressed in term of features but, except for the mysterious directives, it didn't promote a components approach but rather a way to better arrange a complex javascript projects giving to developers features that, until then, was exclusively provided by back-end frameworks However the widely announced AngularJS 2 will rely on webcomponent and the main focus has been put on directive development, so my  choice to follow the component based approach in front end development seems to go