#256 — May 17, 2019 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
Peter Cooper recommends
Kotlin Now Google’s Preferred Language for Android App Development — It’s perhaps no surprise Google is steering away from Java, but Google has announced that “Android development will become increasingly Kotlin-first,” and if you’re starting a new project “you should write it in Kotlin”. C++ and Java will remain options. TechCrunch |
Peter Cooper recommends
What to Expect From Marzipan, Apple's Tech to Bring iOS Apps to the Mac — “It’s likely that getting your iOS app to run on a Mac will just be a matter of flipping a switch in Xcode.” If this trend continues, we might have to rename this newsletter to just “Dev Weekly” 😂. Iconfactory |
Get the Fastest App Deployments. Get Started Free — Unlike most Continuous Integration (CI) solutions, Buddy only re-builds the parts of your application that have changed and deploys your updates in seconds to any app store. Start building better apps faster with Buddy. Buddy sponsor |
Holly Schinsky recommends
React Native vs Native App Development — Ronak offers tips to help you choose the best mobile app development platform for your project needs. Ronak Patel |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
A Report from the AMP Advisory Committee Meeting — Terence is a member of the AMP Advisory Committee that is also extremely skeptical of the project. These are his thoughts on their recent meeting. Terence Eden |
Peter Cooper recommends
Exploring In-App Updates on Android — Rather than wait hours for an update to end up on the Google Play Store, there’s now a way to perform ‘in-app updates’ coming to Android. This could come in handy for important security updates, for example. Joe Birch |
Peter Cooper recommends
HTML's Sime Vidas |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
What the Apple Supreme Court Decision Means for Developers — Earlier this week the US Supreme Court allowed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed and this post tries to look at what the ruling means for your average app developer. TJ VanToll |
Peter Cooper recommends
A Look at Android CameraX — CameraX is an Android Jetpack library that was built with the intent to make camera development easier. Husayn Hakeem |
So Many Ways to Level Up, Which One Is Right for You? — See Inside Bootcamps - Online Talk 07/24. Big Nerd Ranch sponsor |
Peter Cooper recommends
Office UI Fabric for iOS: A Front-End Framework for Building Office-Related Experiences — “provides the Office UI experience for the iOS platform” but could ultimately be useful in other situations too. Microsoft |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
How to Build an Ionic Chat App with React and Stream Nick Parsons |
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