If you are building an iPhone web app, chances are you have gotten a bit tired of relying on your device for testing changes. It can definitely be tedious to upload your changes, pick up your device, and refresh Mobile Safari each time you make a change to your code. Here's a way to use your Mac to eliminate the device (and even your internet connection) from the process.
You've seen it before, and you probably hate it as much as I do. You know... when the URL of the site you're visiting becomes so long it doesn't even fit into the viewable space of the URL bar. Okay, you may not hate it as much as me, or maybe you never even noticed it at all. But I'll bet you'll notice it from now on.
All work is original and copyright 2012 by Ash White, with the exception of a handful of free third-party libraries, including the Scriptaculous JavaScript framework, Lightbox image overlay, Google Font Directory, Google Code Prettify, and Eric Meyer's CSS Reset.