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- iphone
- , rails
- , mobile
- , development
- , ruby
- , rubyonrails
- , tutorial
- , software
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Saved by 5 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-07-13
- Allendog on 2009-07-14 - Tags mobile , iphone , rails
- Fcaballero on 2008-12-18 - Tags Development , Rails , Eclipse , iPhone
- Pansapiens on 2008-11-22 - Tags iphone , mobile , webdev , tutorial , ruby , rails
- Cwinkler on 2008-07-13 - Tags iphone
- Davidmiller on 2008-07-13 - Tags development , mobile , rails , ruby , software , rubyonrails , iphone
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To serve your mobile users, your Rails application needs to manage the following:
- Detecting when a user accesses the site using an iPhone or an iPod touch.
- Allowing the user to freely switch between the mobile and regular versions of the site.
- Using a different layout for Mobile Safari users, including separate Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) files and, possibly, JavaScript libraries.
- Serving different content to mobile users.
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Helvetica is the font of choice for iPhone system links. The font size is a little
smaller than recommended for body text, but this isn't supposed to be body text. The
other items will center the link in the viewport. The result looks like Figure 5
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