If you're a developer looking to create applications for the iPhone and didn't have the chance to attend Apple's WWDC this year, they've been kind enough to post a webpage that will give you some pointers.

The website, which is called “Optimizing Web Applications and Content for the iPhone” has several sections that teach you how to “understand the capabilities of the iPhone,” “follow established design practices for the web” and “adopt iPhone-specific design principals.”

I'm no developer myself, but just looking through the page there is a lot of useful advice. At the very least it will be a great starting point for those that have an application that they are looking to make for the iPhone. They even give a list of useful websites you can visit to connect with other web developers.

Apple posts web developer guide for iPhone [via tuaw]