This article focused on the structure needed to support separating content for iPhone and iPod touch users, very well written by Noel Rappin. It covered how to manage the viewport to display Mobile Safari content at the right size and scale, and started to discuss what to place in the basic layout of your mobile site.
Part 2 covers how to display your content in a Mobile Safari browser. It also looks at the UI guidelines for managing iPhone content and explores how to make those guidelines come to life in your own Rails application.
Follow these links :
Developing iPhone applications using Ruby on Rails Part 1
Developing iPhone applications using Ruby on Rails Part 2
Developing iPhone applications using Ruby on Rails Part 3
Noel Rappin is the vice president of the Rails practice at Pathfinder Development (http://www.pathf.com), and has a decade of experience with web application development. He has a doctorate from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he studied how to teach Object-Oriented design concepts. He is the author of Professional Ruby on Rails, and the co-author of wxPython in Action and Jython Essentials. Read more at http://www.pathf.com/blogs and http://10printhello.blogspot.com.
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