Mobile Dev Weekly September 19, 2018   #225
Brian Rinaldi recommends
An Open Governance Model for the AMP Project — The new governance model includes representation from a number of companies and open web advocates and aims to address one of the most significant complaints of the community.
Accelerated Mobile Pages Project
Brian Rinaldi recommends
iOS 12 Review: The Fixes Are in — Apple’s latest mobile OS update focuses on making things work, instead of adding new features, particularly for older devices.
Chaim Gartenberg
Sponsored
How Startups Develop Mobile Apps for iOS, Android & Web — Join us 09/20 for this free online talk with guest speaker from Winnona Partners.
Big Nerd Ranch

Brian Rinaldi recommends
Flexbox: How Big Is That Flexible Box? — Explores the often confusing issue of sizing in Flexbox. How does it decide how big things should be?
Rachel Andrew
Chris Brandrick recommends
Android 9 Pie, Thoroughly Reviewed — A deep dive (~19,000 words) into the latest Android release.
Ron Amadeo
Holly Schinsky recommends
Dive into React Native for Android Development — Alexander Pataridze talks about why he became a React Native advocate and highlights the technology via four use-cases.
Toptal Engineering
Peter Cooper recommends
The Latest Apple Developer Videos — Developing for the new iPhones or latest Apple Watch? You’ll want to catch these latest videos from Apple which dig into the technical considerations behind their latest releases and features.
Apple, Inc.
Chris Brandrick recommends
Opera Touch: The Completely New Browser for iPhone — Currently in early access beta, but is expected to launch on October 1st.
Opera
Chris Brandrick recommends
These Few Lines of CSS Code Will Crash Your iPhone — A security researcher has found a WebKit vulnerability that can crash an iPhone.
Ivan Mehta
Peter Cooper recommends
How Apps Adapt to the Series 4 Apple Watch Screens
Geoff Hackworth
Sponsored
One SDK for All Your Tools — Add Segment to your app and send user data to any tool without having to learn, test, or implement a new API every time.
Segment

Holly Schinsky recommends
The Low Hanging Fruit of Web Performance — A collection of some “fairly easy to do” performance-increasing tactics that have “big performance returns”.
Chris Coyier
Chris Brandrick recommends
Evolving Mobile Architecture at Reddit — The first in a series on the architectural work being carried out on the Reddit iOS app. This post discusses the work done to the UI.
Andrew Rohn (Reddit)
Holly Schinsky recommends
React Native Vs. Ionic - Which Framework Is Better?
Shrikant Srivastava