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If you were a good developer all through the past year, perhaps Santa brought you a shiny new iPhone. If he did, you’ve certainly spent hours playing with it—browsing, downloading apps, microblogging, and all in all having lots of fun.

Now, being the web developer that you are, you’re probably wondering where the heck is “View Source,” and how you can create sites and apps that look and work great on the iPhone. Here are some tips and tricks to start you off—and best of all, you can practice on a simulator if you’ve yet to make the big purchase.

1: Documentation and the iPhone Simulator

“Documentation: none,” proclaimed Peter-Paul Koch when he started playing with Safari for iPhone—but the situation has changed since then. Apple now makes iPhone-specific web development information available as part of the Safari documentation.

The iPhone SDK (software development kit), which is Mac-only, also contains an iPhone simulator—this is very handy if you already own an iPhone, and of course it’s absolutely essential if you’re yet to join the iPhone army. To access it, you’ll need to register as an iPhone developer, and install the iPhone SDK. Once you’ve installed it, you’ll find the iPhone simulator in /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/Applications.