Thanks, y'all!

We've put a lot of effort into Jiggy, but it would have been a lost cause without these folks:

• My darling wife, for supporting, encouraging and putting up with me while I indulged this obsession.

• My neighbors, the Wu's, for sending hot plates of food when hunger struck. I really think they can read my mind from across the street.

• Mozilla and anyone involved with SpiderMonkey. We love it!

• Nullriver for Installer, without which all of this would be excruciatingly painful.

• Erica Sadun for being a staunch supporter of the iPhone hacking community and bringing said hacking to the attention of the general public. The headers you posted are an indispensibe resource. Erica, you da (wo)man!

• Anyone who contributes to the iPhone Dev Wiki for making the toolchain available to us. Without them…well…there would be nothing.

• The makers of mootools for an incredible framework.

• Rasmus Schultz for mootree.

• Pokemon_JOJO for PBBAcpBox.

• JSON.org for json2.js.

• The folks that made iPhone AFP. It really accelerated development - no more SCP!

• CulturedCode for the great examples, which kickstarted this whole project and became the basis for the Socket and HttpServer Jigglins.

• Christophe Dolivet for EditArea. An integral part of the Jiggy IDE and a fantastic piece of work.

• Andreas Gohr for DokuWiki, which just simply rocks.

• Greg Valure for Natural Docs, which allows us to painlessly document while we code and get beautiful results.

• Nate True for his pioneering work on the iPhone and for publishing some of his source code - you can never have enough reference material. True dat.

• All iPhone and iPod Touch hackers that blaze the trail for the rest of us.

To all of you, a huge THANKS and a sloppy wet kiss.