Just a quick update. I have made little changes to the original demo so that now the images are clickable or rather tap-able. So when a user taps on an image he is redirected to…
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A look at iScroll – native way of scrolling content in mobile webkit
Mobile web kit browsers do not allow you to scroll content inside a fixed size container or a div element. If you are a mobile web developer developing apps for iPhone and Android, you must…
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Adobe Shadow – another way of remote debugging mobile web apps in iOS and Android
Adobe has come out with the preview version of their new tool Adobe Shadow that allows front-end web developers and designers to work faster and more efficiently by streamlining the preview process, making it easier to…
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Sliding touch photo gallery for iPhone – HTML5, CSS3
This tutorial speaks about a simple sliding touch photo gallery for iPhone. The app is meant to run on the mobile safari web browser. We start off by looking at a demo first and then…
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Sliding touch panels for mobile web – HTML5, CSS3
Update: Before you move further, if you are looking for a more responsive sliding panel, so when changing to landscape or re-sizing the browser window, the panels automatically respond without a browser refresh then you might want to…
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Cool modal Popup window with fade effect for mobile web – CSS3 and JavaScript
In this tutorial I will talk about creating a very cool modal popup window for iPhone and Android using CSS3 and Javascript. The modal popup window will display a message with fade-in and fade-out effect.…
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Android or iPhone or Blackberry – How to detect using JavaScript
Sometimes when you are writing a mobile web app it becomes important to detect the device type in which the app will run in the browser. After finding out the device type you may write…
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Replicating the Swipe Gesture iPhone Gallery for mobile web– HTML5 – Part 2
Updates 1) Flickering issue in iPhone/iPod solved. After the swipey demo was done I was observing a strange flickering issue of the images. If you see the demo link in an iPhone or iPod’s mobile…
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Replicating the Swipe Gesture iPhone Gallery for mobile web– HTML5 – Part 1
Updates 1) Flickering issue in iPhone/iPod solved. After the swipey demo was done I was observing a strange flickering issue of the images. If you see the demo link in an iPhone or iPod’s mobile…
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