Luminosity on iOS AFAIK is not based on Famo.us. Some of the transitions in Luminosity were built by one of the teams that participated in our private beta, so I reckon that's why you may have gotten that impression.
Between us and developers that participated in our private beta, many of the iOS transitions found on http://capptivate.co/ have been implemented and we're challenging Famo.us developers to try an build them all. IMHO, almost all if not all the iOS and Android apps showcased on Capptivate can be implemented with Famo.us. Those demos built so far were built by developers with a wide range of skills from junior to senior. Are all the demos perfect, nope. But do they all demonstrate that you can accomplish with the web pretty much anything you can accomplish in native without jumping through hoops and resorting to hideous hackery.
Between us and developers that participated in our private beta, many of the iOS transitions found on http://capptivate.co/ have been implemented and we're challenging Famo.us developers to try an build them all. IMHO, almost all if not all the iOS and Android apps showcased on Capptivate can be implemented with Famo.us. Those demos built so far were built by developers with a wide range of skills from junior to senior. Are all the demos perfect, nope. But do they all demonstrate that you can accomplish with the web pretty much anything you can accomplish in native without jumping through hoops and resorting to hideous hackery.