Can you tell me which framework was used to create the web page for http://www.fusioninformatics.ca/iphone-application-development.html?
I am curious and would appreciate some clarification.

The following frameworks are utilized in the development of web pages for iPhones: LungoJS, Ripple, Joshfire, Sencha, Jo, jQuery Mobile, Titanium Mobile, The-M-Project, xui.js, and DHTMLX Touch.

By utilizing the WebKit framework, you can seamlessly integrate sophisticatedly designed web-based material with your application's native content.
 The platform provides a complete browsing experience for your content by enabling a platform-specific view and supporting various classes to display HTML, CSS, and JavaScript formatted web content.

The Aptana iPhone development plugin has the capability to create an iPhone project and allow app previews on a rotating viewfinder. Iui, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript by Joe Hewitt contains comprehensive details and webpage sets that simulate the native iPhone experience.

To create a new application using APTANA and IUI, start with developing a user interface (UI) that views the Javadoc on the iPhone. Next, design specific documents that will generate a Javadoc page from any source code. Through this process, user interface concerns for the iPhone will be addressed, and you'll learn how to simplify the development and debugging of these open source tools, as well as gain insights into future trends in iPhone development.