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Tag: CSS
Make the most of the iPhone SDK
The iPhone, like Safari and many other browsers, runs on WebKit, which is one of the most blazing fast, powerful, standards-compliant rendering engine ever. Although there is no official Cocoa API for iPhone app development, it’s not like we have nothing to work with. Writing web apps for the iPhone will be a pretty good experience for two reasons:
- We don’t have to worry about IE support when writing our web app
- WebKit is amazing.
Highlighted below are ten CSS rules that make WebKit extra-great. Many of the previews require a WebKit-based browser like Safari, OmniWeb or Shiira.
CSS Style guide generator
For a web designer, remembering the properties of all the CSS classes, IDs and elements that have been written, often over multiple stylesheets, can be a real task. Often developers need to keep referring back to their CSS to check the definitions, look at the properties and classes and find the right element. This is time wasted. Time that could be spent on more constructive endeavours.
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