#277 — October 11, 2019 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Integrating Apple Pay in Your iOS App — A straightforward step-by-step guide for adding Apple’s popular payment flow to your app. Max Babych |
Peter Cooper recommends
Why Progressive Web Apps Are The Future of Mobile Web — A detailed overview of what makes up a PWA, their benefits, and why you should be looking at them. Links out to plenty of handy resources too. Jason Rzutkiewicz and Jeremy Lockhorn |
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Holly Schinsky recommends
Getting Beyond "Works Offline" — Breaking down offline capability for modern web apps. Justin Lorenzon |
Peter Cooper recommends
How to Build a Progressive Web App (PWA) with only Vanilla JS — Bring a native-like experience to your webapps with this grab bag of techniques including styling, fonts, Service Workers, and creating a manifest file. Sayan Mondal |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Verify Phone Numbers On The Web with The SMS Receiver API — It’s still early days for this API, but here’s an initial look at how the planned SMS Receiver API will work. Eiji Kitamura |
Peter Cooper recommends
A Comprehensive Guide to Optimizing Your Xcode Build — Explores all possible ways to reduce Xcode build time. Saravanan V |
Holly Schinsky recommends
The International Flutter Starter Kit — A guide with added advice and resources from Flutter & Dart Google Developers experts. Nawal Alhamwi |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Stop Using Sticky Navigation on Mobile — Argues that ‘sticky’ elements “create poor experiences for your users and take away valuable screen space”. Bradley Taunt |
The Nerds Are Ready to Join Your Team — We build beautiful apps and teach others to do the same. Big Nerd Ranch sponsor |
Chris Brandrick recommends
The Obvious UI is Often the Best UI — “Design clear interactions instead clever ones, and users will follow”. Susanna Zaraysky (Google Design) |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Zero Hands Up — Apparently it isn’t well known among web developers that all browsers on iOS are required to use WebKit. Chris Coyier |
Peter Cooper recommends
How To Use Breadcrumbs on a Progressive Web App Suzanne Scacca |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
How To Create A QR Code Reader in Swift Domenico Nicoli |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Tips for Updating NativeScript Apps on App Store & Google Play Rob Lauer |
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