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Detecting Screen Orientation in Mobile Web Applications

In this post, I'd like to share a simple and useful javascript trick I've picked up for building mobile web applications that can detect and respond to screen orientation changes. This is a trick that works for tablets, and smart phones that support device orientation changes, including iPads, iPhones, and Android devices, among others.

Using CSS for Strokes on Flex Charts

We've always been told that you can't specify strokes in CSS in Flex. Whether that's true depends on what your definition of "CSS" is. If you define CSS as the text contained within a Style tag, then what we've...

HTML4/5 Mobile Applications

Recently I've found myself building more and more applications that need to run on a number of mobile devices; from BlackBerry to BREW, iPhone to Android, iPad to Desktop. When building applications for numerous devices, you have two options: "Go Native" or "Go HTML".

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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