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CoverFlow in Safari for iPhone: Proof of Concept With Promise [TheAppleBlog]
GigaOM Network — Before the App Store, third party developers depended on web apps to allow them to bring new games, abilities, and content to the iPhone and iPod touch. A new proof-of-concept tech demo by web developer Charles Ying shows that there is still plenty of potential left untapped for web apps, especially when you make use of Apple’s CSS Visual Effects extensions. Yesterday, on his personal blog inside looking out, Ying posted an entry detailing his CoverFlow (zflow) demo, one part of his new open source endeavor CSS-VFX. The project is intended to be a showcase of the potential applications of Apple’s CSS Visual ...

CSS-VFX: CSS Visual Effects Tutorials and Components - Video
D' Technology Weblog — Charles Ying talks about his “CSS-VFX” based on Apple’s CSS Visual Effects extensions. CSS-VFX is a collection of components and code examples that illustrate the power of CSS Visual Effects. So far, only 1 gem that illustrates a popular RIA user interface demo, “Cover Flow” is currently available. If you’d like to see more, please don’t hesitate to suggest something you’d like to see. In a blog entry with a video showing off a mobile Safari demo of using Apple’s CSS Visual Effects to create a Cover Flow interface: ...