iPhone Posts

Is Your Site Ready for iPad?

Written on February 1st, 2010 Posted by Joseph Jaramillo in Interactive

Unless you've been sleeping under the proverbial rock, you know that last Wednesday Apple announced the iPad. Much has been written about Apple's latest creation, some of it positive, some of it not so much, but there can be no doubt that Apple's foray into the tablet market has the potential to fundamentally change the way people think about computing. Like the iPhone before it, iPad makes many assumptions about the content that will be viewed on it, and these assumptions will have a dramatic effect on the way web applications are built in the future.
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The Overuse of Flash

Written on September 14th, 2009 Posted by Joseph Jaramillo in Interactive

Flash animations are very popular in the world of online marketing, but in the real world of production web applications, Flash is often overused. Today, I'll show you an example of one case where Flash was used to ill-effect, with an explanation of why you might want to reconsider Flash on your next web project.
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Friday Blog Question: Tasteful in Basic Black Monday

Written on September 26th, 2008 Posted by Eric Reid in Agency

For the past few months, I’ve been trying to keep people from freaking out over what has been happening with the housing and banking sectors of the economy. In very Pollyanna-esque fashion, I’ve been telling people, “it’s not that bad!” “That bad,” meaning people aren’t jumping out of…
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Apple Is Now Distributing A Rails Application

Written on July 10th, 2008 Posted by Joseph

Earlier today Apple released its iPhone Configuration Utility, which enables businesses to configure iPhones for use in specific environments. Interestingly enough, this is application is built in Rails. This isn't the first time we've heard of a Rails application being deployed for desktop use; Mighty Interactive built just such…
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