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PHP
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MIT License
Created over 15 years ago
Updated over 12 years ago

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The Mobile Web Project was initially developed during the summer of 2009 and is a fork of the original v0.9 release of the MIT Mobile Web project that can still be found on SourceForge. The project was updated in May 2010. It is a product designed to make it easier for higher education institutions to deliver mobile-optimized information and services. It helps deliver task-based content like maps, events, and directory information optimized for device "families." Full documentation can be found at http://mobilewebosp.pbworks.com/ Updates to the project can be found on Twitter at http://twitter.com/mobilewebosp/

Detector

Detector is a simple, PHP- and JavaScript-based browser- and feature-detection library that can adapt to new devices & browsers on its own without the need to pull from a central database of browser information.

PHP

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Throttle

Throttle is a simple node.js app that makes it easier to test how a website performs on poor network connections. For example, testing a responsive website on a poor 3G connection without actually having to have a poor 3G connection. Simply connect your Mac to ethernet, share the network connection via Airport, run Throttle, and any connected device will then be throttled to the the network speed you specified. Throttle was designed to be used in conjunction with a device lab and products like shim or Adobe Shadow where a shared connection is expected.

JavaScript

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lazyBlock

Conditionally load content in responsive designs without relying on AJAX. Proof of concept.

JavaScript

ua-parser-php