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Traut says...

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gltss says...

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elstudio says...

Fabien Agranier wrote:

"1) You can't have top and bottom menu in web apps !!!!!
2) You can't get rid of the safari bottom menu
3) You have to use a trick to hide the url bar and it's really not pretty (bar is showed during page loadings)"

These are all incorrect. Apps written using HTML5 can be indistinguishable from native applications on the iPhone in all respects except the installation and update process. Examples:

http://blog.threepress.org/2009/11/02/ibis-reader-and-bookserver/
http://mrgan.com/gb/
http://www.jqtouch.com/

 

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lukasztyrala says...

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ryanmilani says...

This is a code generator that will help you position your graphic. You can also choose a page type.

http://xiii.us/eGen/topB.php

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Ted says...

Representing dates and times as HTML elements is probably one of the most frustrating parts of web development. My friend and fellow Djangonaut Ben Kreeger has posted an excellent writeup on how to integrate the django.contrib.admin date/time picker widget into your own Django form classes. Check it out here at his blog.

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elstudio says...

Apple's 4-week approval for iPhone apps interferes with bug fixes. And that interferes with making the best software -- and inspiring the best people.

An organization that wins by exercising power starts to lose the ability to win by doing better work. And it’s not fun for a smart person to work in a place where the best ideas aren’t the ones that win.

via paulgraham.com

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SBD says...

Sounds like something from the end of the 90's, but it is really quite nice and clever: http://toki-woki.net/p/scroll-clock/

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symfonip says...

symSlider is a brand new stack from SymfoniP. Utilising the power of the ‘Stacks’ Image Stack that is already built in to the Stacks Plugin and  jQuery code to create an automated Image Slider.

That’s right this is all jQuery , not Flash, so your iPhone will thank you too.

Like with all our stacks, we like to automate as much as possible to leave you ,the designer, to just get on and build great sites quickly without thinking about integrating any additional code.

Learn more about by symSlider by watching it in action below.

symSlider is available for a limited time at only $9.95 at our online store so get it fast before we put the price up to our recommended $12.95.

enjoy :)

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gltss says...

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