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What Browsers Do Web Developers Use?
Ever wonder what the people who make the web use? I am so proud to say that only 7% of my readership is using Internet Explorer. I'll even give them the benefit of the doubt that they are viewing my...
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jQuery Mobile Best Practices - a one year retrospective
*/ jQuery Mobile is very easy to use. For anyone who knows jQuery, it's also very easy to manipulate. But with great power comes great responsibility. I've been working with JQM in a corporate and...
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The Declaration of Internet Freedom
The Internet as we know it is under siege on all sides. We have politicians, dictators, monopolies, patent trolls, old-media providers and more who are trying to put anything they can in the way of the...
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Book Review: jQuery Mobile Web Development Essentials
The authors: Raymond Camden, Andy MatthewsThe drink: amaretto sour Full disclosure and a good chuckle… So, I’m currently writing an advanced level book (jQuery Mobile Hotshot) for Packt Publishing but...
View ArticleAsk Shane: Mobile optimization and device detection
Jeanne Rash asks: Can you give any advice on: Should I be concerned that the W3C MobileOK service gives my pages severe ratings for the JQM css syntax and the size of the js files? I looked at this...
View ArticleAsk Shane: PhoneGap - to JQM or not to JQM
Jeremy says, I am building an app using PhoneGap and JQuery Mobile. JQM loads every page via ajax and even if the header and footer are fixed it still expects every page to have them which is...
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3 reasons why Zuckerberg is wrong about HTML5 for startups
In all fairness, Mark was not blaming HTML5 for a failed mobile strategy. In fact, he was quite complimentary of it and admits that, even now, it gets more hits than the iOS and Android apps combined...
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What the iPad mini means for web developers
The release of the iPad mini validates an entire line of tablet sizes. Essentially, it’s another case of Apple coming along and leapfrogging another existing market. The Google Nexus 7, Kindle Fire,...
View ArticleResponsive Design and jQuery Mobile
x7ian writes: Hello! I like jQuery Mobile and I can see its power. The problem I find on using it is that I like to use responsive design. I would like to ask you if there is a way to create a...
View ArticleThe Web Developer's Prayer
Our pages, who are in cache, Hello be thy name. Thy external libs come. Thy rendering be done On IE as it is on Chrome. Give us this day our daily JSON feed and forgive us our syntax as we forgive...
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