Creating Web apps at iPhone Developer Camp
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Blog: About 300 developers, testers, designers and people with or without an iPhone work on new Web applications.
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Perl has a wealth of good web frameworks. One of the season's toolkits, CGI::Application, has recently seen a bout of new development to make building web apps faster and much easier. Mark Stosberg demonstrates these new features and how to use them.
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In a much anticipated article, Peter Belesis returns with this piece on a DHTML Lab Popup Calendar. Among it's many features: No knowledge of JavaScript is necessary; only a beginner's aquaintance with HTML and CSS syntax is all that's needed. 0809
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Third-party software developers can create Web 2.0 applications to run on Apple's forthcoming iPhone.
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The iPhone&#39;s resume now includes YouTube. Apple announced that its upcoming, much-publicized mobile device will be compatible with videos published to the popular Web site, thanks to an Apple-designed application.
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Blog: iPhone Developers Camp rolls into San Francisco this weekend, where geeks galore will dream up new applications for the recently released combination iPod and cell phone.
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Apple Inc. will allow independent  developers to write applications for its upcoming iPhone by  tapping into the device&#39;s built-in Web browser, Chief Executive  Steve Jobs said on Monday.
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Just a week after the launch of Apple's much hyped gadget, Web developers gather for iPhoneDevCamp and in a weekend come up with 50 new iPhone apps.
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Apple Inc  Chief Executive  Steve Jobs said on Wednesday that outside developers will be  allowed to create programs for the iPhone, changing a policy  that had angered many.
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While the Apple iPhone lacks support for native applications -- the kind users can download and install -- developers have been busy building programs for the iPhone's version of the Safari web browser. Here's a look at the best.
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Blog: Apple's Web site has one of the most detailed looks yet at the iPhone, a 20-minute guided tour of how it all works.
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News that Apple is open to third-party iPhone apps has software developers salivating.
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Adobe Integrated Runtime paves the way for Web applications that perform like desktop-bound programs.Images: Building apps on AIR
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A startup called Ribbit is launching a platform designed to let developers create telephony applications they can embed in Web pages and Web-based services.
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DUBLIN, Ireland, and WASHINGTON, Feb. 13  /PRNewswire/ -- The Web development community now has access to much-needed resources to foster the growth of high-quality content for consumers who access the Internet from mobile phones.
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As both Andrei Zmievski and Clay Loveless mention in new blog posts from each, things in the PHP framework scene are getting a bit out of hand.   Andrei's comments:   I know you might be lusting after Rails for some reason and want to have the fame, the glory, and the dancing girls of DHH, but are we not going to be satisifed until Sourceforge is filled with the object-oriented diarrheal remains of our overblown egos and delusions of grandeur?   And Clay's thoughts:   Build a cool app. Forget about your own personal stamp on the framework world; you missed the boat on that one. But, if you want to make a mark, the world is wide open for new and cool applications. Pick an existing framework, start building your app, and contribute fixes back to that framework's community as you find shortcomings in your needs for your app.   They're both in agreement, and on more that one point. They recommend the best course of action for anyone out there with "the itch" to really work with a framework - fine one of the already established ones and dive right in. It might not be your own code, but you can contribute your own functionality and thoughts into the project and establish your own little niche.
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InfoWorld - No one ever said Apple marketers weren&#39;t clever. So if they wanted to start a firestorm of ISVs developing applications for the iPhone, how better to do that than to make development as simple as possible with the least barriers?