<p><img style="float: left;" src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/brentmc79-prod/files/12/medium.png?1250352229" alt="Picture_6.png" width="280" height="300" /></p> <p>Out of sheer boredom last night, I decided to whip up a mobile view for my blog.</p> <p>It was extremely easy thanks to the <a title="Mobile-fu github page" href="http://github.com/brendanlim/mobile-fu/tree/master" target="_blank">mobile-fu</a> plugin by my friend <a title="Brendan's blog" href="http://brendanlim.com/" target="_blank">Brendan</a>.&nbsp; I also found a few tips and tricks from <a title="Jun 19 Tutorial: Building a website for the iPhone" href="http://www.engageinteractive.co.uk/blog/2008/06/19/tutorial-building-a-website-for-the-iphone/" target="_blank">this post</a> on the Engage Interactive blog such as how to handle orientation changes and how to specify an image for home screen bookmarks.</p> <p>I did most of my testing via the iPhone Simulator from the SDK and also a <a title="Fluid App-specific browser" href="http://fluidapp.com/" target="_blank">Fluid</a> browser which allows you to specify mobile safari as the user agent, giving you the proper look, and you can use Safari's built-in Firebug-like tools.</p> <p>If you've got an iPhone, give it a look...</p> 2009-08-15T19:51:19Z I recently updated my blog with a mobile view formatted for the iPhone. Here's how... 34 iphone mobile rails mobile-fu ruby layout true now-in-mobile-format 2009-08-15T20:01:38Z