Best Practice to recharge iPhone

Dear all, I have purchased MacBook Pro for almost a year but have just newly purchased my iPhone. For MacBook Pro, I learned from Discussion forum that the best practice for charging MacBook is to keep connect AC power to it as MacBook battery management will know stop charging when the battery was fully charged.
For iPhone, it has the similar battery design as MacBook Pro, where you cannot replace your battery like other ordinary cell phone. Therefore basically you have to charge your iPhone every day because those apps would exhaust power in a faster rate than ordinary cell phone.
If so, as a best practice, should I always wait until the iPhone used up all battery before charging it?
As a best practice, whenever the iphone has been charged up to 100%, should I keep connecting the AC power supply to iPhone so as to keep 100% battery power level, before I have to relocate iPhone to somewhere without AC power supply?
Have you ever used any portable backup battery? Would it be a good idea to always connect iPhone? Or should I only connect it when it is available? Or should I only connect it when all iPhone battery has been used up?
I look forward to your valuable comment and sharing your valuable experience.

The iPhone includes a Lithium based battery as with your MacBook Pro.
http://www.apple.com/batteries/
As with your MacBook Pro, after your iPhone's battery is completely charged when remaining connected to a power source, charging stops. I always leave my iPhone connected to a power source at night so I have a fully charged battery to begin each day. I have a vehicle charger and I always connect my iPhone to the charger when driving regardless the battery level so when I arrive at my destination, I have fully charged battery or as close to it as possible when being disconnected.
There is no "memory" effect with a Lithium based battery, so you can connect your iPhone to a power source regardless the battery level.

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