Mobile Web Weekly May 25, 2016   #109
Peter Cooper recommends
AMP + Progressive Web Apps: Start Fast, Stay Engaged — At Google I/O, Alex Russell looked at using the Google-backed AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) approach to build fast progressive Web apps.
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Holly Schinsky recommends
Google's Ambitious Project to Remake the Mobile Web — Google is embarking on a large project that could boost the speed of mobile websites.
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Which Mobile Option Should You Choose? — Should you use the mobile web, hybrid, hybrid/native, JavaScript native, cross compiled or native for your next mobile app?
Brian Rinaldi
Brian Rinaldi recommends
The Mobile Web Is Open for Business — An overview of the mobile web announcements that were made at Google I/O by Rahul Roy-chowdhury, VP Product Management, Chrome. Here's the full video, if you prefer.
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Android Instant Apps and the Web — At I/O, Google announced “Android Instant Apps” which allows a form of deep linking to an app without installing, but Peter Gasston doesn’t think they add much value over the web.
Peter Gasston
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Regressive Web Apps — Jeremy argues that by focusing too much on the app part, many progressive web apps represent a return to the ‘m-dot’ days.
Jeremy Keith
Peter Cooper recommends
Menus, Sharing, and Dynamic CSS Classes in AMP — A look at new AMP tags supporting accordions, social sharing, sidebars, and more.
Accelerated Mobile Pages Project
Peter Cooper recommends
Bringing Seamless Checkouts to The Mobile Web — From Google I/O comes a talk looking at the PaymentRequest API, a W3C API that could eliminate checkout forms and standardize payment collection.
Google I/O
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Google Loves The Mobile Web So Much It Put The Chrome Team Under Its Search Boss — According to Recode, Google recently shifted the Chrome browser division under the SVP in charge of search and devoted more sessions at I/O to the mobile web than any other subject.
Mark Bergen
Chris Brandrick recommends
WTF are Progressive Web Apps? — Google claim publishers can get all the benefits of the mobile web with all the functionality of mobile apps thanks to Progressive Web Apps.
Garett Sloabe
Brian Rinaldi recommends
The Importance Of URLs — Are you a real progressive web app if you choose to show the URL bar? Do we lose something important if we choose to hide the URL bar?
Stuart Langridge
Brian Rinaldi recommends
On URLs in Progressive Web Apps — A response to the Stuart Langridge post, this post discusses how Opera chooses to handle the URL bar for a progressive web app.
Bruce Lawson
Holly Schinsky recommends
PhoneGap Day EU Workshop — An essentials workshop using the Star Track app with lessons on how to implement important mobile concepts.
PhoneGap Day EU Essentials Workshop
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Moving from Vanilla JavaScript to Angular 2 in NativeScript — The differences between building a mobile app in NativeScript using vanilla JavaScript or TypeScript versus using Angular 2.
Nic Raboy
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Tabris.js 1.8 is here — New features including grid mode for CollectionView, customized line spacing on TextView and more.
Gosia Mitros
Holly Schinsky recommends
Ionic 2: Fixing Date Inputs for the Mobile Web — Dealing with datetime values in your hybrid mobile apps built with Ionic.
The Official Ionic Blog
Holly Schinsky recommends
Phonegap Day EU 2016 RECAP — A recap containing highlights and resources from PhoneGap Day EU 2016.
Eekay.nl
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Angular 2 NativeScript Vs. React Native — A balanced look at the key differences between building native mobile apps with JavaScript using Angular 2 and NativeScript or React Native.
Itay Herskovits
Holly Schinsky recommends
Apps Crashing with phonegap-plugin-push and Google Play Services 9.0.0 — An explanation of the push plugin issue with Google Play Services 9.0.0.
Simon MacDonald
Holly Schinsky recommends
PGDayEUWs 2016: Demo of Hybrid/Native iOS and Android apps with PhoneGap — Sample showing how to create Hybrid/Native iOS and Android apps with PhoneGap.
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