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MBP (Mobile Boilerplate) is based on H5BP (HTML5 Boilerplate), a rock-solid HTML5 default for web developer to quickly start their mobile web development.
This documentation contains docs specific to the MBP; only mobile-specific topics are addressed here. Here is an overview of the features within MBP. If you previously never used H5BP before, it's good to have a read of the wiki under the main project.
Introduction - a list of all features
The Markup - a walk through the techniques in the markup
The Style - a walk through the techniques in the stylesheets
Media Queries Polyfill - enable cross-browser support for mobile first design
JavaScript Helper - a walk through of the kick-ass mobile helper functions
Mobile Viewport - things you need to know about mobile viewport
default.appcache - mobile web caching
Image Directory - explore mobile image directory structure
sitemap.xml - mobile sitemap
Firebug Lite - mobile web debugging
Google Analytics For Mobile - Google Analytics for low end devices
Mobile Bookmark Bubble - bookmark bubble to help user add website to Home Screen
Web Storage Portability Layer - a Common API for Web Storage
Mobile MIME Types - make mobile specific files recognizable
Transcoding Prevention - prevent transcoders from altering mobile web content
Server side redirection script - mobile site redirection script
HTML5 feature support on top 11 mobile browsers
hottest mobile performance tools ALIVE - help with your mobile debugging, performance analysis
use some of your favorite debugging tools like Firebug and ySlow on mobile browser
a darn handy mobile browser specs sheet for your reference
it may cause you a bit of hair loss when reading these documentations, but if you are the kind of guy who WANTS TO KNOW EVERYTHING, go get them!
mobile development tools for the working class
mobile Javascript frameworks comparison chart
mobile blogs and articles that RAWKS - learn mobile development from captains of industry and individual thought leaders
some free, some commercial, learn mobile development in the old-school way