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Beginning iPhone and iPad Web Apps
Scripting with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
Chris Apers , Daniel Paterson
About the Authors Chris Apers has more than 13 years experience in web technologies and mobile development, including the PalmOS, webOS, and iPhone. He is a technical manager and architect at Newsweb/Lagardère Active and participates in open source projects such as porting development libraries and software to mobile devices. With the creation of the open source framework WebApp.Net, he provides an easy way to create mobile content targeting WebKit browsers. For more, visit www.webapp-net.com and www.chrilith.com. Daniel Paterson has a master’s degree in comparative literature, and he penned a memoir on integrating literary theory into fictional works, taking novels by Umberto Eco, Milan Kundera, and David Lodge as examples. After his university years, Daniel entered web development and joined Newsweb/Lagardère Active in April 2009. Passionate about the Web as about many other things, he enjoys every opportunity to work on interesting projects and to develop his skills. xv ? ACKNOWLEDGMENTS About the Technical Reviewer Paul Haine is a client-side developer currently working in London for the Guardian newspaper. He is the author of HTML Mastery: Semantics, Standards, and Styling (friends of ED, 2006) and runs a personal web site at www.joeblade.com. xvi ? INTRODUCTION
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