From the phone specs : The RAM is adjustable from 256MB to 1GB, allowing you to replicate a variety of performance levels to test the OS and apps.

Good stuff if even as visual reference material as to some of the awesome possibilities CSS 3D brings. Love it!

Well written piece actually. Perhaps you read something else.

Remote debugging ( Chrome for Android ) has been around for a while : https://developers.google.com/chrome/mobile/docs/debugging

Also, ADB runs over network easily as of ICS using the option in 'Developer options' in the system setting.

Hmmm..For some reason, I cannot seem to find any setting in "Developer Options" on my Jelly Bean based device. Can you tell me what it is called?

That's for webapps, not native applications, is it not?

The point of TFA seems to be that it's using the webkit developer tools to inspect and debug native cocoa applications, not web applications.

Thank you. Somehow, I did not know about this.

Edit: This seems to only be for web apps, not native apps. Or am I missing something?

This is my editor of choice too. I love it and miss it everytime I have to switch editors when not working on windows.

Looks like a js news ticker so it's not exactly novel. Lots of those around.

quid pro duo ftw. sounds like a fair exchange. A service like this is interesting. I like it and will be giving it a try soon.

too awesome! I like it and it couldn't have come at a better time. Made my day as well :)

Nice showcase. The color picker demo seems to be broken.

You can make your ajax content crawler friendly by following a specification google currently supports. I'm not particularly sure how much of this spec the other search engines support but it's a good start : https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/

you still need to generate serverside HTML with this approach

that's correct. You basically end up serving your content to crawlers dressed up in html. it's not very hard to do but it presents quite a challenge. We already do this for blogs where we serve alternate content for rss readers which is an apple and oranges comparison, however the idea is more or less the same. The takeaway is that there is a way to serve alternate content to search engines and it involves following an ajax crawling scheme.