links for 2010-02-02
- Scalable vector templates for designing iPad UIs? Well, I may just take you up on that.(tags: ipad iphone_development)
- Some quick tricks on building a mobile webkit friendly site. – Requires a small amount of PHP.(tags: php iphone_development)
- Do we live in a post Flash world? Tough to say as of right now.
- Somewhat ironic it's written in ASPX, but oh well… what you gon' do?
- If you are looking a CSS framework to develop iPhone web applications you may to check this project out. The UiUIKit (Universal iPhone UI Kit) it's a collection of HTML examples of what can be done with CSS3 and Safari's Webkit.(tags: iphone_development webkit)
- iUI is a framework consisting of a JavaScript library, CSS, and images for developing iPhone webapps.(tags: iphone_development)
- Finding an elegant way to reuse and share code (i.e., libraries) across separate iPhone applications can be a bit tricky at first, especially considering Apple’s restrictions on dynamic library linking and custom Frameworks. Most people agree that the best solution is to use static libraries. This tutorial builds on that solution, showing how your Xcode project can reference a second Xcode project–one which is used to build a static library(tags: iphone_development cocoa)
- The process of designing before coding is becoming outdated. Documenting designs is becoming even rarer. Many developers have never written a design document and cringe at the idea of doing so. Many who are required to, typically generate a lot of interaction diagrams and class diagrams, which don’t often express the developer’s thought process during the design phase. This article will discuss how to do write an effective design document concisely with no special tools, and without needing to know UML. It will also discuss why a well written design document is one of the most valuable tools a developer can have when entering a new project.
- Functional specifications (functional specs), in the end, are the blueprint for how you want a particular web project or application to look and work. It details what the finished product will do, how a user will interact with it, and what it will look like.
