Sushi Bill mobile web application
Introduction
This mobile web application went from a personal story. With my wife and my daugthers, we went to a Kaiten-zushi restaurant (From wikipedia: Kaiten-zushi is a sushi restaurant where the plates with the sushi are placed on a rotating conveyor belt that winds through the restaurant and moves past every table and counter seat)
We had a lot of fun but the bill was pretty high :). So I said, we should have a iPhone application for that! So I decided to do it. Instead of developing a native app, I take the opportunity to go deeper in how to make a web application that looks like a real native application like Basecamp or Financial Times.
I wanted to make it as clean as I can. This was also an opportunity to use in the same project Backbone, Zepto and BrunchWithCoffee. That's it, now you can manage your sushi bill easily.
Technical details
Later on a blog post
Components
This is demo application of a mobile web application made with
- BrunchWithCoffee
- Backbone
- Zepto
- and two small JS component of MATTEO SPINELLI: iScroll 4 and Add to home screen
Prerequisite
To be able to play with the code you node to install
But this is only if you want to rebuild the code. It's a static web (yes, I swear it is!) so you can just copy the build directory and open index.html to run it locally