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Ok, so I have been looking at getting back into game development. And been trying to keep a small blog. Been wanting somewhere to put up some tutorials of the things I work on apart from my schoolwork. I have been using blogger, but I have been getting back into scripting and web development and wanted to try to move off and just create something minimal of my own on my server. I am hooked on HTML5 and have been loving using jQuery for the simplicity it provides in my scripting. However I am still new to web development in general as most of what I have been doing in school deals strictly in native programming. I have been trying to compare the jQuery UI library and jQuery Mobile. I am interested in creating my own blog from scratch. Nothing fancy. Just a place to post tutorials and such. I am sure I am up to the challenge. As I understand it though, jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile are two very completely different things. Other than that, and the fact that I like the theme I was able to make for jQuery UI on the themeroller app I am not too sure. I want my blog to look good and run quickly on phones/tablets. Even on the desktop it will be very minimal. Would it be easy to create a blog using jQuery UI and be able to easily scale it for mobile devices? Or would it be better just to stick with jQuery mobile for both phones/tablets as well as for desktops since I am wanting minimal anyway? Can I achieve anywhere near the customization and programmability with jQuery Mobile as I can with jQuery UI? If anyone knows any good solutions that will allow me to scale the same layout for both desktop and mobile.
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