“Preview mobile websites, design mockups, and local HTML on Mac or PC.” The preview devices include the iPhone 4, Palm Pre, HTC Evo, Blackberry Storm and more on the way. “Visit any URL or drag and drop local HTML, Flash, or image files”
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List of bookmarklets for mobile debugging
All That’s Programmed is Not Code
We’re all programmers now. We all have to decide what to post next, what to point to next, what to launch next. Is there a skill in dreaming up Must-See Thursday nights, or in establishing a season of Shakespeare or even in deciding what’s on the special list at the restaurant? I think there is.
This is one of the most important lessons I’ve learned over these last few years working at a high-tech media company. Crafting, combining and scheduling content is just as important as, and not that different from, writing code and designing interfaces.
If your work hits the screen, you’re programming at some level.
Design Then Code ~ iPhone & iPad Interface Design Tutorials
How To Scale a Development Team
via @mrflip. This breakdown matches my experiences, both good and bad, perfectly. Anyone running a startup or thinking about it should read this fully. Those in a larger company could learn a lot as well – these principles work for small teams within a larger organization, which are often a business within a business.
Showoff
This is slick, and falls into the “I can’t believe it didn’t already exist” category. “Showoff is a service that allows a locally run server on any port to be accesible on the public Internet. It creates a public URL for a server on localhost that you can share with anyone. All requests to that url are tunneled to your workstation.”