10 Inspiring Responsive Design Layouts
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read more3 Steps to Building a Responsive Website
Step One – The Layout After you have decided that your website project must use responsive design, it is important to take time to think about the layout. Designers are generally accustomed to building websites that apply to an all around best width (1024×768, 320×480). When you are developing a responsive website, you have to think a little differently. Thinking in Style Tiles For some inspiration you might take a look at using “style tiles“, a newer way designers are thinking about responsive design. You also...
read moreiOS Development Basics with sample code
Introduction Reading Apple’s reference guide for iOS developers can be a daunting task. It reads a bit like an encyclopedia, and IMHO its samples of code are overdone for the beginning developer. Apps are written in Objective-C, an object-oriented programming language. If you are familiar with any other object-oriented programming language it shouldn’t be too difficult other than learning the syntax, but the structure of Objective-C should be familiar to you. With Xcode’s phenomenal interface, you will be writing apps in no...
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Tools For Mobile Development
A great tool for web developers who want to test multiple devices (iPad, iPhone, etc) at one time while…
read moreHow to create an offline WebApp in HTML5
You can download the source file here. To see the demo of the working app (works best on iPhone or iPad) click here If you are not connected to the internet, you won’t be able to view this… yet. Once we are done, you will be able to view it on any browser that supports caching, whether you are connected to the web or not. Moving On The key to making a WebApp work offline is the head tag for caching a manifest file. For more information on the requirements for a cache manifest file you can click here. Safari has an extensive support...
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