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WebDGap allows you to convert any website or web application (client-side, meaning no php) to a native Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and/or Chrome desktop application. (It also supports exporting as a chrome popup extension)

NOTE: If you want PHP support you may want to take a look at PHP Nightrain

Screenshots:





You can download WebDGap as a desktop application from Sourceforge.

NOTE: If you're a Mac user and you export a mac application you can use the run.sh file's code inside Automator (on "Run Shellscript") and you can export your application as a Mac app. (This app just runs the original application you've exported. It's just designed to look more professional)

There's been a lot of updates to WebDGap since the last time I posted it.

However, my most recent update allows users to convert their app to a PhoneGap Build project. Incase you don't know what PhoneGap is, PhoneGap allows users to: "easily create apps using the web technologies you know and love: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript."

Here's a screenshot:


BACKGROUND

INPUTS:
- Version
- Description
- Author
- name@email.com
- http://website.com/

INTENTIONS:
- Telephone
- SMS
- Mail To
- Geolocation
- Market Links

PERMISSIONS:
- FileStorage

I've been having trouble for the past few months getting WebDGap (and a few other applications ported to Android via PhoneGap)......
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3475 ... h-phonegap
https://github.com/Stuk/jszip/issues/254

I'm currently looking for mobile developers that can port this application to either Android, iOS, and/or as a Windows Store Application.