Debug iPhone Web applications with Eclipse
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Learn how to debug Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) Web applications using Eclipse, Aptana’s iPhone Development plug-in, Aptana’s Firefox JavaScript debugger, and Firebug.
Website: www6.software.ibm.com | Filesize: 959kb
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Your First iPhone Application
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This tutorial shows how to create a simple iPhone application. It is not intended to give complete coverage of all the features available, but rather to introduce some of the technologies and give you a grounding in the fundamentals of the development process.
Website: developer.apple.com | Filesize: 1715kb
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How Do I Configure My iPhone 3G
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The iPhone 3G is justly famous for its stylish, curvaceous design and for its slick, effortless touchscreen. However, although good looks and ease of use are important for any smartphone, it’s what you do with that phone that’s important. The iPhone 3G helps by offering lots of features, but chances are those features aren’t set up to suit the way you work.Maybe your most-used Home screen icons aren’t at the top of the screen where they should be, or perhaps your iPhone 3G goes to sleep too soon.This chapter shows you how to configure your iPhone 3G to solve these and many other annoyances so the phone works the way you do.
Website: media.wiley.com | Filesize: 8291kb
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Adobe AIR for JavaScript Developers Pocket Guide
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This book provides a quick introduction to developing applications for Adobe AIR. Adobe AIR is a new cross-platform desktop application runtime created by Adobe. Although Adobe AIR allows both Flash- and HTML-based application development, this book focuses on building applications using HTML and JavaScript.
Website: onair.adobe.com | Filesize: 1191kb
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Mobile phonebook mash-up application developed using Web technologies
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This document discusses how to develop user interfaces of mobile devices using Web technologies. The user interfaces provide integrated access to on-device functionality and to Web-based services. The main benefits of this development approach are familiarity of comparably many developers with AJAX –style Web development, re-use of a proven and powerful browser engine, and ease of creating mash-ups. Based on our experience from prototyping a Phonebook Mash-up on top of the S60 WebKit browser engine the main remaining work items are an AJAX framework, which allow creating Web user interfaces with a mobile friendly user interface and interaction style, a usable security solution for JavaScript access to local resources, and JavaScript performance improvements.
Website: assets.expectnation.com | Filesize: 1504kb
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iPhone and iPodtouch Programming Handling Touch Interactions and Events for Mobile Safari
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An essential part of any Web 2.0 application is the ability to respond to events triggered by the user or by a condition that occurs on the client: the clicking of a button, the pressing of a key, the scrolling of a window. While the user interacts with an HTML element, the entire document, or the browser window, JavaScript serves as the watchful eye behind the scenes that monitors all of this activity taking place and fires off events as they occur.
Website: media.wiley.com | Filesize: 104kb
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Safari Web Content Guide for iPhone
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Safari on iPhone, the application for browsing theweb on iPhone and iPod touch, is a fullweb browser running on a small handheld device with a high-resolution screen. This unique implementation of Safari responds to a finger as the input device and supports gestures for zooming and panning. It also renders webpages in portrait or landscape orientation. It contains many built-in features such as PDF viewing, video playback, and support for links to the native Phone, Mail, Maps, and YouTube applications.
Website: beta.devworld.apple.com | Filesize: 6113kb
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