I recently worked on a project that needed touch events and found the lack of them in mercury a bit tough. Specifically the touchstart event is a must since it is the entry point for any custom event handling that might need to happen (similar to the geometry example where the custom drag-handler was added via ev-mousedown).
I recently worked on a project that needed touch events and found the lack of them in mercury a bit tough. Specifically the touchstart event is a must since it is the entry point for any custom event handling that might need to happen (similar to the geometry example where the custom drag-handler was added via
ev-mousedown
).Other events to consider would be:
touchend
touchcancel
touchleave'