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7 Myths of the Mobile Web - What's new in O'Reilly Answers: Using your phone as a modem, communicating with your manager, myths of the mobile web, and much more.

As the Web has moved onto mobile devices, developers have told themselves a lot of stories about what this means for their work. Some of those stories are true and others are misleading, confusing, or even dangerous. While the contexts in which we use our mobile devices are often extremely different from where and how we use our comfortable desktops, this doesn't mean that, as developers, we need to create two, three, or dozens of versions duplicating our work. It's not the mobile web; it's just the web! Read more.

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Another reason to build apps in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Testing - What's new in O'Reilly Answers: iPhone apps, ebooks on the iPad, CSS and JavaScript, Objective-C, SharePoint, and much more.

In a past interview with Jonathan Stark, author of "Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS and JavaScript," he noted that cross-platform availability and broad distribution are two reasons why HTML/CSS/JavaScript development is worth pursuing. During a recent interview at OSCON, Stark touched on a number of points from why developers should check out PhoneGap to why WebKit adoption is good for developers. Read more.

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@RIARadio Episode 17: Nate Beck, Ben Garney, and PBE

Nate Beck and Ben Garney join us to discuss PushButton Engine. We are also joined by Ben's sandwich. Most professional episode ever.

YouTube: Flash will play a critical role in video distribution

There's a great writeup on YouTube's developer blog covering their experience with HTM5 video, Flash video, and the future of video distribution on the web. If you have some spare time, be sure to check it out.

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