Web 2.0 Expo, NY

Big thanks to everyone who came by — I hope you found the session fun and informative. Please feel free to checkout the slides on Slideshare or rate the presentation on Speakerrate. Here are some additional resources and demos, not all of which did I have a chance to mention during the talk:

My company and independent projects:

• Sencha — Where I currently serve as creative director.
• WebKitBits — My blog on all things WebKit.
• jQTouch — An open source plugin I created which converts simple HTML to an iPhone-ish interface. Currently maintained by Jonathan Stark (also at #w2e)

Devices (WebKit-powered)

• First 100 Android devices
• Samsung Galaxy Tab
• BlackBerry Torch
• BlackBerry PlayBook
• WebOS 2.0

Web Standards, HTML5 & CSS3

• The Spec
• Apple’s HTML5 overview/demos
• Great set of demos from Remy Sharp
• Intro to the Cache Manifest
• Safari Reference Library
• CSS3 Watch
• Info on the ~350ms iPhone click delay
• iScroll
• TouchScroll

Frameworks

• jQTouch — Simple for beginners, no fixed-position or scrolling fixes. Simple page switching.
• Sencha Touch — Full-fledged mobile development framework, both mobile and tablet. Includes data layer, layout system, and touch event abstraction.

Demos

• Kitchen Sink (feature/UI overview) — works on iPad, iPhone, and Android.
• GeoCongress
• TouchSolitaire
• Kiva Mobile (iPad only)
• TouchStyle (iPad only)

Additional

• OpenAppMkt
• PhoneGap