Quick Mobile Device Detections
Posted on: Friday, January 20th 2012 by Justin Tsang

Here are a few ways to detect if the user is coming from a mobile device. Used for redirection, different interfaces, or special cases.

Javascript:

PROS: Most common solution.
CONS: Many mobile devices don't support Javascript or users turn it off.

<script>
  var isMobile = navigator.userAgent.match(/(iPhone|iPod|iPad|Android|BlackBerry)/);
</script>

The Natives Are Restless
Posted on: Friday, January 6th 2012 by AJ

Navigating the Mobile App Development Landscape

Working with Columns
Posted on: Friday, December 23rd 2011 by Sonja Farrell

While we all wait for multi-column layouts with CSS3 to become standard across all browsers, we have to put our faith in js to help us solve our column problems. Here are two things I like to use.

Columnizer

How to access functions a user created in Android from Sproutcore without Phonegap Plugins
Posted on: Wednesday, October 19th 2011 by Jonggap

Phonegap is based on HTML5 and Javascript, and allows you to get access APIs of mobile devices.

Phonegap API doc shows enable mobile device APIs, such as Acceleromter, Camera, and so on.

http://docs.phonegap.com/en/1.1.0/index.html

However, if you are planning to make an Android application with integrating Sproutcore and phonegap, you definitely want to get access functions that you create in Android.

Phonegap supports plugins to enable this feature for both iOS and Android.

http://wiki.phonegap.com/w/page/36753496/How%20to%20Create%20a%20PhoneGa...

Recent JS plugin usage and issues
Posted on: Friday, October 7th 2011 by Justin Tsang

Recent JS Plugin Issues

1. CurvyCorners

Discovered another rounded corner plugin that uses CSS3. CurvyCorners reads your styles and applies rounded corners with no js function calls. All you need to do is download the curvycorners.js file and apply it to your site. Then in your CSS add:

Scrolling and fixed position on mobile devices for Drupal 6.
Posted on: Friday, September 23rd 2011 by Erico Nascimento

Over the last of couple weeks we’ve been working on a mobile site/app, with a very standard layout: a location bar fixed on the top, a menu fixed on the bottom and the content being printed in between. I thought this would be a walk in the park until I realized that Safari on the iPhone doesn’t support scrolling inside divs, and “position:fixed” doesn’t really behave like it does on desktops.

SproutCore Vancouver Meetup starting here July 26th!
Posted on: Friday, June 24th 2011 by Isabel da Costa

Mark your calendars! We're happy to announce the first meet up for the SproutCore Vancouver user group will be hosted here at the Appnovation office on Tuesday, July 26th starting at 6pm. For our inaugural meeting we have Luis Sala (Strobe) and Tom Dale (Strobe/SproutCore Core Team) slated to present.

Getting Started with jQuery Plugins
Posted on: Wednesday, March 24th 2010 by Shawn

Speed-up jQuery with jString
Posted on: Friday, February 12th 2010 by JF Paradis

Tricks of the Trade - IE6 png fix!
Posted on: Monday, December 21st 2009 by Erico Nascimento

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