And if you use the minified version and gzip it .... it is only 11kb! Go! Go! HTTP Compression!
-- Brandon Aaron On 7/3/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some of you may have seen this but in case you missed it, David Cann created a cool littel iPhone interface that can help you determine what your app would look like using Apple's wonder phone. You can check it out here: http://davidcann.com/iphone/ I got the link from an site listed on Ajaxian which used it to build an iPhone version of NewYorkOnTap.com (http://www.newyorkontap.com/mobileDemo.aspx). The thing that stood out was his mention of how he got around ATT's slow Edge network: "It's a bar and subway finder for New York City, and I implement a number of techniques to overcome some of the short coming of AT&T's edge network. Virtually the entire site is composed from a single javascript file of just under 25k. By reusing components and keeping server refreshes to an absolute minimum while pulling data in via ajax, I was able to create a pretty responsive component that feels like it belongs on the iPhone (i hope!)." With jQuery sitting at 20kb, its definitely positioned to be the library of choice for iPhone apps. Rey...
