#269 — August 16, 2019 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
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Peter Cooper recommends
The (Not So) Hidden Cost of Sharing Code Between iOS And Android — Until very recently, Dropbox had a technical strategy on mobile of sharing code between iOS and Android via C++. The idea behind this strategy was simple — write the code once in C++ instead of twice in Java and Objective C. Eyal Guthmann (Dropbox) |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Announcing the Ionic React Release Candidate — The Release Candidate for Ionic React has launched and is now available. It marks the first major release of a “vision to bring Ionic development to more developers on other frameworks”. Ely Lucas (Ionic) |
Peter Cooper recommends
AMP Up Your Mobile Web Experience — A fresh look at whether Google’s Accelerated Mobile Project (AMP) can improve web performance on mobiles. Byungjin Jun |
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Faster AMP on the origin: AMP + SSR = ⚡ — AMP now officially supports a technique called server-side rendering (SSR) which you can apply to your AMP pages to make them load even faster. Sebastian Benz |
Peter Cooper recommends
Introducing Uber Poet, An Open Source Mock App Generator — ...for determining faster Swift builds. Mahyar McDonald |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
The Speed Benefit of AMP Prerendering — Some updated analysis from the AMP team on the load times improvements provided by prerendering. Eric Steinlauf |
Holly Schinsky recommends
How React Native App Development Can Be A Cost Effective Solution — Reasons why choosing React Native can be a cost effective choice for building mobile apps. Mohamed Sathik Ali |
Chris Brandrick recommends
▶ Setting Up A Static Render in 30 Minutes — In this video a JS-driven app is given a static render, massively improving the time to first render, and time to interactive. Jake Archibald & Surma |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Building A Simple Application with Flutter and GraphQL — How to build a CRUD app using both Flutter and GraphQL. Daniel Berrío Barrera |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Migrate your Flutter App to Flutter Web — A look at how to migrate your Flutter mobile app to Flutter Web. Suchandrim Sarkar |
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Peter Cooper recommends
Lottie: Render Adobe After Effects Animations on the Web — Parses effects created in Adobe After Effects and renders them natively. Here’s a basic demo. Airbnb |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
A React Native Facebook Login Component — An iOS and Android compatible Facebook login component that use the Facebook Native/Web SDK. FadiDev |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Introducing Coil: Kotlin-first Image Loading On Android — Coil is a Kotlin-first image loader for Android backed by Coroutines, OkHttp, and AndroidX Lifecycles. Colin White |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
An Explanation of Progressive Web Apps for The Non-PWA Crowd Tomer Ben Rachel |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Implementing Advanced Transitions in Your Flutter App Marcin Szałek |
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