Ten years ago today, which was actually a Tuesday, Steve Jobs introduced Safari to the public at MacWorld in San Francisco.
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A tumblog about the browser engine built into Safari, Chrome, iOS, Android, and BlackBerry. Authored by the fanboys below, who have nothing to do with the official WebKit project.
Ten years ago today, which was actually a Tuesday, Steve Jobs introduced Safari to the public at MacWorld in San Francisco.
(Source: youtube.com)
New docs are up at the Apple Developer site. Some of the most notable new features include the Web Audio API, CSS Filters (hooray!), and HTML5 Web Notifications.
Amazing and thorough rundown of the features in the WebKit inspector, including some of the newer features in Chrome Canary.
Ole Michelsen has created a View Source bookmarklet for the iPad and iPhone with syntax highlighting, formatted/selectable text, and clickable links.
HTML5 Developer Scorecard: iOS 5.1 & iPad 3
This week we tested iOS 5.1 and the new iPad for our latest HTML5 Developer Scorecard, and were surprised at the change in JavaScript performance and overall rendering.
Read on to see what you’ll need to know if you’re relying on an embedded WebView or localStorage for your app.
Apple releases Safari 5.1.4 with improved JavaScript performance on OS X Lion (via The Verge)
iPad2 and iOS5 will finally bring all the power we need to build full featured web apps with no visible distinction to the native counterparts.iOS5, the first true web app ready platform (via johnallsopp)