Shaun Dunne is a Front End Engineer for a UK based interactive marketing company and Father of two. When he's not working or taking care of the kids he can usually be found on the internet, building things or blogging.
This tutorial will teach you how to build a “Kitchen Sink” application for iScroll 4. Building this application will teach you to implement Pinch and Zoom functionality, Custom Scrollbars, Pull to Refresh actions, and Snap/Snap to Element functionality. Along the way, we’ll also examine the configuration options for iScroll 4.
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Two of the most celebrated enhancements to Safari on iOS 5 are fixed positioning and content scrolling support. This tutorial will teach you how to take advantage of this change and what the implications are for stop-gap JavaScript libraries like iScroll.
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In this tutorial I will teach you how to use iScroll 4 to create a simple mobile web site. The site we create will have a fixed header and a fixed footer with content that can be easily scrolled in-between. As we’ll see, achieving this effect on both Android and iOS isn’t as easy as you might think!
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