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Mobile Web Toolkits

Mobile Interface Toolkits
These toolkits are currently free* and provide many styles and effects for developing mobile websites for Webkit based mobile browsers. From a .NET perspective they are particularly effective to use with ASP.NET MVC style development.


Mobile Optimised Javascript Frameworks
These are frameworks that you would use instead of fully fledged libraries such as jQuery that are optimised for cross browser compatibility on Mobile Browsers. Generally they are much smaller because there is a lot of code specific to desktop browsers in the traditional libraries.


ASP.NET Webforms Toolkits
For those looking to jump start into iPhone and Andriod web development, the toolkit from ComponentOne can provide the familiar Webforms development experience and render the much loved iPhone styled mobile websites.


Lambda Function Factory

Ever dreamed of owning a Function Factory? Unfortunately this one might not make money, but it does ...

New Blog

I've finally had time to update my blog to HTML5 and ASP.NET MVC2. Although there is a little bit o...

HTML5 Browsers

Who supports HTML5? The following sites have some good charts on the most cutting edge browsers spo...

Your code via NDepend

Recently I’d had the opportunity to begin exploring code through the eyes of NDepend. I’ve pointed N...

Organisations and vision

Overview I’d just like to share this small snippet from one of my masters Leadership assignments. To...