7. Fluther
I liked the Fluther app because they focused on modular code and fresh CSS specifically for iPhone. They basically took their normal home page and simplified it, stripping a lot of Javascript and verbose markup. I had never heard of Fluther before, but it made me interested in their services simply because they built an application with semantics in mind. They provide a community-driven question and answer hub, and their app was seamless on the iPhone.
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The best??? Gawd save me from the worst. (nt)
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/09/07
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More complex apps will come later
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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Cut them some slack -
Confused by religion | 07/09/07
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Save you?
Tigertank | 07/09/07
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Why?
wabbit_bugs | 07/10/07
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HOW DO THEY HACK OUT THE CODE FOR THOSE FANCY ICONS?
BALTHOR | 07/09/07
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say, but . . .
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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