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////////// // // // //////
// // // // // // //
// // // // // // //////
// // // ////////// //
THE MOBILE WEB FRAMEWORK
==============================================================================
Copyright:
Copyright (c) 2010-2022 UC Regents
License:
http://mwf.ucla.edu/license
STATUS - repository archival as of 9-13-2022
==============================================================================
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. FRAMEWORK
2. INITIATIVE
3. COLLABORATION
4. LICENSE
5. CREDITS
==============================================================================
1. FRAMEWORK
The Mobile Web Framework is a cross-platform web framework that focuses
on mobile web standards, semantic markup, device agnosticism and graceful
degradation, providing a robust presentation layer that allows applications
to define a single set of markup optimized for HTML 5 capable devices that
degrades gracefully to any HTML 4.01 or XHTML MP compliant device
including Blackberry, Windows Mobile and even T9 phones.
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2. INITIATIVE
The framework project began in early 2010 as a joint venture between the UCLA
Office of Information Technology and UCLA Communications as a means to reach
all campus mobile users via a single platform in a reasonable and cost-
effective manner.
The framework first went into production at the beginning of Fall 2010 with
the launch of UCLA Mobile. Over ten campus units are now participating at UCLA
and four other campuses in the UC system have launched production applications
using the framework.
A number of other institutions both in the UC and beyond are currently
involved in the initiative.
More information is online at the collaboration site: http://mwf.ucla.edu
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3. COLLABORATION
To get involved with the Mobile Web Framework project, please see the
following links:
Home http://mwf.ucla.edu
Code Repository https://github.com/ucla/mwf
Documentation https://github.com/ucla/mwf/wiki
Issue Tracker https://jira.ats.ucla.edu:8443/
Contact mwf@ucla.edu
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4. LICENSE
The Mobile Web Framework is open-source software licensed under the BSD
3-Clause License.
For the full text of the license, please see the online version:
http://mwf.ucla.edu/license
A copy of this license is also available in the /LICENSE file.
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5. CREDITS
5.1 PROJECT
Project Lead Rose Rocchio
rrocchio@oit.ucla.edu
Development Lead Eric Bollens
ebollens@oit.ucla.edu
Systems Lead Ed Sakabu
sakabu@ats.ucla.edu
5.2 CONTRIBUTORS
In addition to their own mobile applications, a number of participants have
contributed code directly to the Mobile Web Framework.
UC Los Angeles Eric Bollens
Ed Sakabu
Mike Takahashi
Joseph Maddela
Nate Emerson
Zorayr Khalapyan
UC Berkeley Sara Leavitt
UC San Diego Mojgan Amini
Ike Lin
UC San Francisco Richard Trott
UC Santa Barbara Logan Franken
UC Riverside Chris Webber
Beyond direct contributions, the input and suggestions of numerous others
have made the Mobile Web Framework possible.