There are some grumblings from PhoneGap App developers that App store rejects their PhoneGap app on the ground that they it has not native like experience and these developers blame PhoneGap as the reason. But as a PhoneGap app developer I am not agree with this and in this post I would like to discuss some important hints to improve acceptance rate in App store.

Apple doesn't has any agony for web app or for HTML use, but in practice it put stress on the quality of apps so if your PhoneGap app has not experience like an app or users don't feel like home in the iOS ecosystem or doesn't give mobile web experience it is more likely that App store will reject your app on these backgrounds not on PhoneGap platform. In fact PhoneGap is an opensource to build cross platform mobile apps based on web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript. PhoneGap act as a container for UI elements and wrap your HTML experience so you app can interacts with native operating system functionality using JavaScript and also gives ability to package your app for App store distribution.

Apple prefers apps that have a unified feel and continuous experience so with your app user performs an action that give an impression that current page is unloaded and next page is going to load then you have to take steps to make this transition seamlessly so try to use single page architecture with asynchronous loading and dynamic update of content or you can make transition lighter and faster with good user experience. Make your app feel faster by decreasing total time from requesting data to display on the screen by reducing overhead in a lightweight format.

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