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I have an html5 and javascript app, something like google maps, but for an offline enviroment (and much more simple). Is basicly a big image (not so large) and, you can drag or resize the map and view some information that we add. I have not added any native function at this point. If I run the app with the android default browser, it works perfectly, but when I include it in a phonegap application, the image quality is so bad, and when I drag it, the event works, but only for a split second.

I have heard that phonegap has performance issues, so, it is a phonegap problem? If so what other way would you recommend me to take my android application without having to completely rewrite it?

Cesar
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  • just implement a WebView and load your html from assets folder. Like this one http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3152422/webview-load-html-from-assets-directory – A.S. Jan 20 '14 at 14:35
  • +1 to the comment above; WebView should do all of this for you. There may not be a ton of features to play with, but it should work nicely. – kformeck Jan 20 '14 at 16:20
  • no, same thing happens with the WebView, I think that ultimately it will be a performance problem, I have no more to think. I think using Leflet will be the solution – Cesar Jan 25 '14 at 11:00

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