Title: Last week we all had a very interesting investigation ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=997508 ) of how apple seems to have come up with a css/js/html5 framework called pastryKit to make really good "native-looking" web-apps on the iphone before they ever started with the whole app store idea. Some of us, like myself went and looked at it ( http://help.apple.com/iphone/3/mobile/ ) and then pulled it down and put it up on github so we can take a look at what they are doing and learn how we too could do some of the same  css transforms, transitions and "flick" scrolling like they do in their code.<p>Well, it looks like Apple is scared to death of that idea.  They want to make sure that the web-app experience on the iphone (except for their own help system) remains crippled and seemingly second class when you compare it to one of their native apps (even though their own help system shows the it <i>is</i> possible for it to be just as good).  It looks like they went straight to gitHub and forced them to take it down.  Here's the email I got from them.  Bummer!!<p>I'm writing to inform you that we have received a takedown notice from Apple regarding your repo, PastryKit.  We have made the repo and all forks private so that they are no longer publicly accessible.  If we do not receive a counter-notice from you within 10-14 days the repo will be deleted.<p>I would like to encourage you to read up on the DMCA takedown procedure and your rights here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Copyright_Infringement_Liability_Limitation_Act<p><pre><code>    Tekkub
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