In Chapter 6, you built the first iteration of wxPIM. That version is quite mobile-centric, although it works completely on a nonmobile (and nontouchscreen) device. That’s one of the big attractions of Webix: your code will, with few exceptions, work fine in both situations without doing a thing.
However, because it works doesn’t necessarily mean it’s ideal. A UI for a small screen will often need to be different than for a larger desktop monitor. Interactions will often need to be different between touchscreens and when users are using just a good ol’ keyboard and mouse.
Fortunately, ...
