The last few years have presented a new challenge for web developers as new technology and mobile browsers change the way people use the internet. Long gone are the days when websites only had to work with Internet Explorer and Netscape. Today, not only are we dealing with the Big 5 browsers, but their mobile versions as well.

And as Flash makes way for Javascript and JQuery, people expect to be able to access and use all web content no matter where they are surfing, or what technology they are using. But how to make a dynamic, Web 3.0 website that meets that public demand?

JQuery's new lightweight mobile framework promises to help web developers out with this quandry. Set for release in late 2010, the JQuery team is promising a solution that will enable coders to create a single app that will work across all mobile platforms.

We love when people cut our work in half - this promises to dice it into quarters! Not to mention the new potential for a streamlined brand and functionality that will be avalable to users whether they are on their smartphone or using their nephews new tablet.

This is very exciting stuff. Stay tuned for the release dates, and Make Good Media's full review.