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Source : http://webkit.org/

webkit wikipedia the free encyclopedia
WebKit is a layout engine designed to allow web browsers to render web pages. The WebKit engine provides a set of classes to display web content in windows, and implements browser
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“WebKit made my life so much easier, and my company so much more profitable!” - Erick Roorda, ModLivin
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surfin’ safari the webkit blog
A number of exciting new features have been added to the Web Inspector since our last update. Today we would like to highlight some of those features!
Source : http://webkit.org/blog/

webkit nightly builds
Nightly builds are available for the following branches: Trunk; Archived builds are available for the following obsolete branches: Feature Branch
Source : http://nightly.webkit.org/

open source internet web webkit
WebKit is an open source web browser engine that is the core of Apples Safari web browser. WebKit is also the name of the Mac OS X system framework version of the engine thats
Source : http://developer.apple.com/opensource/internet/webkit.html

developer apple com

Source : http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/DisplayWebContent/

planet webkit
A number of exciting new features have been added to the Web Inspector since our last update. Today we would like to highlight some of those features!
Source : http://planet.webkit.org/

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timeline – webkit
03/20/09: Yesterday 23:02 Changeset [41889] by mitz@apple.com. Reviewed by Mark Rowe. fix rdar://problem/6574185 REGRESSION (3.2.2-TOT): hang in text drawing code
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The Easiest Way to Build your First iPhone App

Author: Bill Pena | 312 views

28 Jan

Mobile websites have come a long way, but if you want to take full advantage of a smartphone’s hardware, or get listed in the iTunes App Store, you need to compile your code. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a mobile web app with an iPhone look and feel using jQTouch, then turn it into a native iPhone app using Phonegap. No Objective-C necessary.Tutorial DetailsProgram: PhonegapVersion: 0. Read more...
Tags : App,  code,  div,  iphone,  javascript objects,  jQTouch,  Mac,  Mac OS,  Mac OS X,  mapping features,  native app,  native features,  open source framework,  PhoneGap,  script,  sqllite,  style,  type,  web,  web code,  www folder, 
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  • Filed under: App, Apple, JavaScript & AJAX, app store, html css, iphone, iphone app, ipod touch, mobile app

    • ECMAScript Edition 5: WebKit JavaScriptCore Progress

    Author: Dion Almaer | 111 views

    19 Jan

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    Tags : according to the rules,  annex,  annex c,  array,  date,  ecmascript,  Google,  implementations,  indexof,  JavaScriptCore,  JSC,  json,  Kent,  mode,  Object,  Prototype,  strict mode,  stringify,  work, 
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  • Filed under: JavaScript, front page

    • Web 2.Snow

    Author: webreflection | 180 views

    31 Dec

    When I talked about some snow related CSS3 experiment, I could not imagine @Natbat was already preparing something like snowflakes, an almost fully CSS3 featured snow FX created for clearleft, specially suited for Chrome and Safari. And what about @zacharyjohnson? He put snow all over the network via its Winternetizer, the first snow proxy I have ever seen. Am I missing anybody? ... sure, me! Above FX is dedicated Read more...
    Tags : ActionScript,  browser,  cpu model,  cross browser,  CSS,  day,  document,  documentElement,  first snow,  iphone,  JavaScript,  math,  nbsp,  snow,  snowflakes,  Something,  system namespace,  text javascript,  userAgent,  web surfers, 
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  • Filed under: CSS, Examples, JavaScript, front page, fun

    • WebKit Inspector Audit View

    Author: Dion Almaer | 124 views

    30 Dec

    The WebKit Inspector tool has a new tab, the Audits panel which aims to be like Google PageSpeed and YSlow! built right in. A little crude, but good to see: Read more...
    Tags : Audits,  Google,  Inspector,  PageSpeed,  Panel,  right,  tab,  tool,  WebKit,  yslow, 
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  • Filed under: Performance, front page

    • 120 Tips, Tricks, and Tuts from 2009 Worth your Time

    Author: Andrew Burgess | 232 views

    28 Dec

    Now that we’re down to the end of 2009, what were some of the best web development and design tutorials and articles from the year? We’ll take a look at 120 of them!JanuaryHow to Build a Login System for a Simple WebsiteIn today’s video tutorial, we’ll be building a login system with PHP and MYSQL. Many, many features will be covered; including MySqli, Prepared Statements, jQuery, Classes, S Read more...
    Tags : Apple App,  Ben,  CSS,  custom url,  definitive guide,  design tutorials,  DOM,  DOM Elements,  hot plate,  HTML,  JavaScript,  jQuery,  keyboard shortcuts,  login system,  Nice,  oriented techniques,  page,  Part,  php,  PSD,  Ruby,  target,  tinyurl,  tutorial,  web,  Website, 
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  • Filed under: Web Roundups

    • HTML5 Video Autobuffers, Always

    Author: Michael Mahemoff | 204 views

    22 Dec

    John Gruber of Daring Fireball says that the HTML5 video element, simple as it is, always autobuffers on Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. It's something others have also come up against. Any videos on the page will start downloading right away, regardless of the "autobuffer" attribute's setting: The HTML5 spec defines an autobuffer attribute for the video and other media elements (bold emphasis added): The autobuffer Read more...
    Tags : autobuffer,  bandwidth hog,  bold emphasis,  chrome,  DOM,  element,  Firefox,  HTML,  html markup,  img,  John Gruber,  media elements,  onclick javascript,  page,  poster frame,  Safari,  spec,  unlimited bandwidth,  utter simplicity,  video,  video element, 
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  • Filed under: front page, video

    • Project Ares: Full mobile development environment from Palm all in the browser

    Author: Dion Almaer | 237 views

    18 Dec

    Project Ares is the first mobile development environment hosted entirely in a browser, lowering the barriers for web developers to jump into mobile development. I am incredibly excited to see the beta release of Project Ares which has been developed by Matt McNulty and his top notch developers at Palm. I am honored to be working with them. This project is so exciting as the team has managed to kill a couple of b Read more...
    Tags : ares,  Ben,  browser,  code,  development,  drop interface,  integration features,  interface builder,  internal content,  layout,  layout system,  Matt,  Matt McNulty,  mobile development,  Palm,  Panel,  project,  project ares,  vertical stack,  web,  web folk,  web platform,  webos,  work, 
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  • Filed under: Palm, ares, bespin, front page, webos

    • A busy Chrome week: Extensions, Web Sockets, and more

    Author: Dion Almaer | 190 views

    10 Dec

    It has been a busy work for Chrome, with some interesting features hitting the various "channels". Web Sockets First up, we have Web Socket support being turned on by default on the developer channel. If you want to be a really cool JS h4x0r you should write a server app using node.js. If you want it to work on older browsers, try out the old favourite shim tale of use Flash to degrade, and Mozilla support should b Read more...
    Tags : Aaron Boodman,  beta,  chrome,  chromers,  extension,  function,  Google,  initial vision,  js,  Mac,  nbsp,  noreferrer,  onclose,  performance monitoring,  process,  socket support,  sockets,  support,  text javascript,  web,  WebSocket, 
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  • Filed under: Google, chrome, front page

    • Adobe AIR 2 Gets an Updated Engine and Memory Profiling

    Author: Rey Bango | 240 views

    7 Dec

    Adobe AIR continues to win developers over with it's ease of leveraging standard web technologies to build cool desktop apps. But it's not without it's drawbacks, especially in terms of memory consumption and debugging. Thankfully, Adobe listened and included better CPU and memory profiling in the latest version of the SDK, Adobe AIR 2. One of the biggest challenges our team continued to hear from JavaScript devel Read more...
    Tags : 2d transformations,  Adobe,  Air,  air applications,  Aptana,  CEO Paul Colton,  CPU,  CSS,  css selectors,  desktop apps,  HTML-based,  JavaScript,  javascript developers,  javascript engine,  memory,  memory consumption,  memory issues,  paul colton,  Rob Christensen,  support,  version,  vimeo, 
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  • Filed under: Adobe, front page

    • jQuery Wins .net Magazine’s Open Source Application of the Year

    Author: Rey Bango | 353 views

    4 Dec

    Some very exciting news coming from the jQuery project yesterday. The jQuery JavaScript library won .net Magazine's "Open source application of the Year for 2009". This was a pretty amazing accomplishment when you consider that both WordPress & Firefox 3.5 were the runner-ups. Simon Willison was on hand to accept the award for the project. I think the impact of this reaches further than just the jQuery proje Read more...
    Tags : application,  browser development,  cross browser,  delivery methods,  development,  DOM,  exciting news,  full disclosure,  JavaScript,  jQuery,  jquery javascript library,  library,  Magazine,  News,  open source application,  project,  runner ups,  Simon Willison,  source,  squirrelfish,  yesterday, 
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  • Filed under: front page, jQuery
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