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To WebKit or not to WebKit within your iPhone app? (12)
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I know HTML. Its on my CV. Expert level. I also know CSS and a whole bunch of JavaScript. I can even do TDD with JavaScript. And on the iPhone there is this nifty object called UIWebView. Otherwise known as WebKit. Otherwise known as an embedded browser in your iPhone app. And if you want a sexily awesome looking UI view, like the Today view of the Surf Report app (see right or free on ...Shared by antonio rodriguez (37) bsharpe (36) Chris Bailey (8) Coty (19) David Yeu (14) Dr. Ernie (257) Jorge Mir (42) Martin Ström (19) Michele Campeotto (45) nowa (122) Patrick Veverka (60) robin (31)Contribute comment - Capistrano Recipe to Install or Update Passenger « My Pragmatig life (1)
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Как на самом деле люди пользуются iPhone (одна из лучших презентации 2008 года) (83)
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Creating Filesystems with Ruby and FUSE (11)
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Oh my goodness, this is cool.Shared by Adam Sanderson (10) Barry Ferg (32) chezpas (113) Ilya Grigorik (32) imabonehead (164) jetienne (94) John Mettraux (86) Martin Ström (19) Nex3 (33) Peter Cooper (12) stwn (15)Contribute comment -
wp-Hyphenate 1.0 beta • KINGdesk (17)
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Another increment of finer typographic control for the Web: an apparently effective, server-side plug-in for WordPress that enables elegant and automatic hyphenation of words. “The end result is text that can be justified without ghastly word spacing.” Supposedly works with left-aligned blocks of text, too. It’s a step forward, but it may not be the full step forward some might hope for. Unfortunately, I don’t use WordPress so I won’t have the opportunity to put ...Shared by Alec M Resnick (575) Brad Dillon (11) Bramus! (25) bvt (16) Derek (26) Eli Foner (403) function/form (73) Gio (122) jayne (19) Joern (9) Johan Ronsse (41) Martin Ström (19) Nirav (145) pereticnr1 (80) Peter Kaizer (37) Peter Ström (29) Richard Morrell (269)Contribute comment -
★ iPhone-Likeness (39)
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Anyone involved in Mac software development is familiar with arguments over whether a particular app is “Mac-like”. In the early days of the Mac — the first decade or so — the entire Mac community was largely in agreement about just what this meant. To be un-Mac-like was to be ignorant of the fundamental concepts and norms of the Mac OS. It was something you could spot in an instant — software designed by engineers ...Shared by 狮子真好吃啊 (124) Alex (12) Alex Graveley (18) AlexK (26) Andy (17) Andy Coffey (38) Bence Nagy (67) Brian Lauer (66) Chris M (53) Dedalus (102) Dedric "That One" Lam (318) Dr. Ernie (257) Harry Brignull (38) Hi-iD (16) Jay (21) Jeroen (24) Jonathan Sterling (94) Jonathon Juvenal (47) Josh Clark (18) kleinman (19) louisgray (523) Manuela Hoffmann (43) Marc (12) marc (11) Mark (45) Marko Horvat (25) Martin Ström (19) Mary Nolan (14) Matt Brubeck (5) Matthew Bischoff (30) Michael (312) MV (109) Pierce Hickey (37) rey (73) Ryan (20) Tim (6) William Couch (125) Xavi (26) zSAPping (44)Contribute comment -
Goodbye attachment_fu, hello Paperclip (22)
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For well over a year now attachment_fu has been my plugin of choice for adding file uploads to our Rails applications, but recently my fellow WebFellas have been raving about Paperclip from the clever guys at thoughtbot. As I’ve just started yet another new project I figured it was time to take Paperclip for a spin. The obligatory special instructions for Windows If, like me, you’re a long-suffering Rails developer using Windows (those new Macbooks ...Shared by Anil Wadghule (14) ariekeren (24) Brian Landau (58) Carl Pelletier (22) Dominik (13) Doug Ramsay (12) etlund (33) Garret (8) Harry Love (4) jana4u (82) Jared Mehle (12) Jose Viveiros (32) Lucas Húngaro (1) Marcin Bajer (8) Martin Ström (19) Matthew Warneford (10) mrreynolds (32) Nando Vieira (3) Robby Colvin (51) Sebastian Röbke (8) TJ Stankus (24) Tom Elias (2)Contribute comment - lns (1)
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Elegant Web Typography - Jeff Croft (86)
onA whopper of a deck from the amazing Jeff Croft. This is an excellent — really, I mean excellent — primer on how to achieve superior typography in a medium that does almost everything it can to make such a thing painfully difficult. It’s conceptual and practical at once, and somehow manages to be succinctly readable while making both kinds of points. I cannot emphasize enough how useful it would be for everybody working in ...Shared by Aaron (472) Alec M Resnick (575) Alexander Williams (149) Amit (106) Andrei Vladescu-Olt (21) Andrew Fox (13) Andrew Gwozdziewycz (28) Andy (26) Andy Theyers (12) Arthur Koziel (12) Ben Greenberg (69) Bill Mill (20) Calvin Symes (15) Chuqui (47) Colin Plamondon (2) Dan (25) Dana Lookadoo (54) Daniel Sandler (15) Dave Peck (1) Dave Stevens (30) David (13) David Schlosnagle (5) David Smith (127) Deepak Jois (33) durbin (9) Eiriks (4) Eli Foner (403) Emil (45) Erik Sagen (4) fbrunel (11) Francis Gilbert (6) greenergrad (47) Hamish Macpherson (5) Ivan Žužak (113) James (174) James and Tom (80) Jared Hawkins (9) Jason Dettbarn (20) JD 1to1million (16) Jeremy (270) Jeremy (26) Jesse C. (9) Jimbo (49) Johan Ronsse (41) John Roberts (10) Josh Walsh (2) Justin Lake Whedon (60) Ken Seals (3) kevan (101) Kyle Doherty (6) Lito (7) Martin Ström (19) Mathias Hellquist (12) Matt Lewis (30) Matthew Bischoff (30) Michael Montgomery (30) Michael Paull (16) Michel Vuijlsteke (72) Mykl Roventine (64) nek4life (7) Nick Smith (32) odeb (160) pablo (107) pagecrusher (26) Pascal (43) Peter Ström (29) pni (34) prsm (131) Ricardo Melo (9) rustty (4) Ryan Christensen (99) Scott McCracken (2) sebastian (12) Seth Chandler (28) Shawn Price (18) Stefan (90) Stefano J. Attardi (5) Steph Mineart (25) sturob (31) tewfiq (133) Thibault: “Cut!” (41) Thilo (33) timmfin (32) Vince Maniago (78) Wes Hoogenboom (25) William Pramana (15)
- JD 1to1million said: Well worth sitting through this... put it on full screen.
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Favorites UI design (44)
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I recently released my first iPhone app, Favorites - you can read more about it here, or go straight to it on the App Store (iTunes link). I wanted to write a bit about some of my UI design decisions, and some lessons I learned during the development process with regard to creating software interfaces for the iPhone. So here goes. This post contains plenty of screenshots and a few brief movies too; screenshots are ...Shared by Adam Kazwell (13) antonio rodriguez (37) Ben Karel (17) Bhooshan Pandya (55) Bill Brown (13) Burke Squires (26) Calvin Symes (15) Chris (42) Craig Morgan (35) Daniel Sandler (15) Doug Ramsay (12) Ellen Pronk (2) Erik Hersman (19) farvel (100) Garret (8) gfurry (149) James Deane (12) James Williams (willia4) (66) Jason Doucette (16) Jeppe Kruse (8) Jeremiah Hester (129) Jeremy Przasnyski (20) Jeroen (24) Jim (34) Johan Ronsse (41) Jonathan Le Plastrier (13) Jose Viveiros (32) Josh Roth (101) jtokash (130) Kirby Turner (0) Martin Ström (19) Michael (2) Mike Matz (19) Mitchell Laurren-Ring (14) Olivier Lauzon (5) Pierce Hickey (37) Pramod (260) Richard Morrell (269) Samir Talwar (54) Steve Cho (13) sturob (31) Till Krüss (35) William Couch (125) William Wallace (161)- Samir Talwar said: A very interesting (and long!) explanation of how an iPhone app should be designed.** In my opinion. Which is more important than yours.
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Lessons Learned while Building an iPhone Site (224)
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A few weeks ago we released a version of the Flickr site tailored specifically for the iPhone. Developing this site was very different from any other project I’ve worked on; there seems to be a new set of frontend rules for developing high-end mobile sites. A lot of the current best practices get thrown out the window in the quest for minimum page weight and fastest load times over slow celluar connections. Here are a ...Shared by Aaron Lees (2) Aaron Schmidt (3) abduzeedo (279) Abraham Velazquez (9) Adam Bramwell (12) Adam Cohen-Rose (22) adapar (6) Aditya Kothadiya (55) Adrian (23) afroginthevalley (74) Alex (618) Alex (46) Alex Porter (37) Allen (53) andrei_c (18) andrew (11) Andy Croll (18) Andy Jackson (34) Andy Mroczkowski (9) Arik (23) Arthur Koziel (12) ashburn (93) assbach (77) Atakan Eser (19) Atul Arora (584) Baard Overgaard Hansen (79) Barry Frost (9) Bela Babik (26) Ben (6) Biao (7) Bill Brown (13) bodzasfanta (634) Boris Smus (7) Brian Rainey (3) Bwana (392) Cale (1) Calvin Symes (15) Can Özmen (30) Carlos Villela (93) cb160 (29) CesarS (97) Chris (85) Chris Bailey (8) Chris LeCroy (2) Chris M (53) Chris Thomson (30) Christian (35) Chuqui (47) Craig Saila (12) D Hayes (48) daaku (39) Darrin (24) Dave Hoff (0) Dave Lehman (6) davecurry (121) David (8) David Damen (11) David Evans (2) David Herrold (39) David Lopez (28) David Wang (4) David Wolf (9) Derek van Vliet (102) dH (149) dingyi (103) doransky (172) Eduardo Burgos (3) Eoin (90) Eric Blue (35) eric stimmel (29) Euan (9) Fabio (24) Fatih (84) Fergus Pitt (14) Francesco Passantino (24) frankko (3) Geoff Wilson (15) Geoffrey Wiseman (40) gfurry (149) greenergrad (47) Greg Auld (3) gregoire (33) halans (57) hellokinsella (39) himynameisjonas (32) Holly (16) hunter cross (7) ian kennedy (42) Iñaki Arrieta Baro (44) Inayaili de Leon (48) jalbert (277) James Adam (2) James Timbrell (7) James Yu (6) Jason (5) Jason Berberich (31) Jason Speck (15) Jawad Shuaib (89) jaywest (14) Jeff Hester (2) Jens Strobel (5) Jeremy Harrington (14) Jeremy Hulette (6) Jeroen (24) jetienne (94) Jilles Oldenbeuving (23) Jim Graham (86) Johan Ronsse (41) John Mettraux (86) John Munsch (12) Jonas Nockert (9) Jose Marques (18) Josh (279) Josh Babetski (10) Josh Clark (18) JP Dela Torre (5) Juan (31) Julio Terra (7) Jure (49) Justin Yost (348) Kaleb (22) kalle (51) kellan (5) Kevin Fox (38) Kevin Ridgway (115) Kiske (74) krachot (32) Lee Bryant (56) Lee Falin (2) leonard (95) Liviooo (3) LouCypher (241) Marc Matteo (25) Mariano Kamp (11) Martijn Engler (2) Martin Ström (19) Mary Nolan (14) Michael (312) Michael Raichelson (15) Michele Campeotto (45) Miemo Penttinen (8) Mike Towber (17) Mona N. (157) morberg (44) Morgan Aldridge (9) Moritz (3) Ms. Jen (5) Nándi (45) nedward.org (33) Niall Kennedy (4) Nick Campbell (21) Nick Nguyen (6) nicolas.boullosa (236) ninthart (98) Niv (42) Novelville (3) Ole Begemann (9) Pål Degerstrøm (114) PapaScott (71) Patrick Crosby (8) paul (1) Paul Love (42) Peter N (19) phil (37) Phil Gyford (10) Phillie Casablanca (50) Pierce Hickey (37) pierre pracht (43) plindberg (38) Puck (8) Rahul Gaitonde (110) Ramanan (40) rath (41) Richard (28) Richard Morrell (269) Rick (31) Rik Catlow (26) Rizky (38) rob (75) Roel (120) Rohan (29) Ross (77) rustty (4) Scott Kiekbusch (11) Sean McColgan (446) Shaun Richards (14) Sinclair (61) Skip (8) sryo (188) Stelios (42) Steve Cho (13) Stewtopia (12) Stormy Shippy (50) Stoyan Zhekov (42) Stuart Dunkeld (7) sushi (144) T and S (41) tabito (226) takeshi (3) tewfiq (133) thomd (23) Tijs (38) Tim (2) Tim Jarrett (41) tim sparke (23) titox (19) Tom (13) trevor (2) Trey Piepmeier (7) Tyler Weir (10) Umut Kazdal (1) useEvil (28) Vince Maniago (78) voidfiles (262) Wally Punsapy (67) Wes Hoogenboom (25) willdeluca (227) William Pramana (15) wpbasti (72) xdamman (22) yasuhiro nishioka (128) yining (36) Zellyn (3) Zhasper (202)- Kaleb said: Awesome, helpful info.
- David Damen said: Excellent description on optimizing a website for use on a smartphone.
- Ole Begemann said: Great writeup how Flickr built their iPhone-optimized site. They did a great job that makes third-party apps for Flickr browsing largely obsolete. The web version is just so much more responsive.
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Animated Sorting Algorithms (36)
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