#293 — February 14, 2020 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
Peter Cooper recommends
Ionic 5 Released: A Popular Webapp + Native Framework — Ionic’s goal is to get you an app you can put on an app store and the Web with a single shared code base, yet with adaptive styling to look native in each case. It was originally focused on Angular but now has an official React integration. Brandy Carney |
Chris Brandrick recommends
NativeScript 6.4 Has Just Landed — Includes custom webpack configurations, metadata filtering, 3D view transformations, a new CSS parser, a V8 update and more. Emil Tabakov |
Slow iOS Builds Weighing You Down? — Semaphore is now the fastest way to test and deploy iOS apps. Powerful CI/CD pipelines run 42% faster compared to Travis, and they auto-scale to every git push. Sign up free with GitHub to try it today. Semaphore 2.0 sponsor |
Za'e Johnson recommends
GSMA Cancels Mobile World Congress 2020 Following Exhibitor Exodus over Coronavirus JEREMY HORWITZ |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Understanding Browser and Device Fragmentation — A closer look at the numbers behind fragmentation including mobile devices and what they mean. Browserstack |
Holly Schinsky recommends
An Error Handler for Flutter — A quick way to implement error handling in your Flutter apps. Greg Perry |
Peter Cooper recommends
Deep Linking in React Native — ‘Deep linking’ is the idea of being able to navigate deep into a specific screen or state within a native app (e.g. a URL that takes a user in the browser to a particular item of content in your app), and you can bring this functionality to your React Native apps too. Natko Bišćan |
Holly Schinsky recommends
React Native Meets SwiftUI — How to write a proxy that allows developers to use SwiftUI in their React Native applications. Kureev Alexey |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Make Websites Work Offline - Offline Storage — Use these tips with your progressive web apps to ensure a better user experience when offline. Saurabh Daware |
Launch Scalable iOS/Swift, Android, React Chat In Days — Stream makes it easy with SDKs and Chat React UI Components. Stream powers Feeds and Chat for over 500 million end-users. Stream sponsor |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
How to Develop Particle IoT Apps Using NativeScript — Building an app that leverages the Particle SDKs for your next IoT project. Jared Wolff |
Peter Cooper recommends
Panzoom: A Mobile-Friendly Panning and Zooming Library — Here’s a live demo. Andrei Kashcha |
Peter Cooper recommends
Proton Native V2: Build Desktop Apps Using React Native Syntax — This library has received significant upgrades recently. You can view a changelog here. Think React Native, but for desktop apps. Gustav Hansen |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Why Google Did Android — Tim Bray (now at Amazon) shares a brief anecdote, outlining the time he was chatting to Google’s Vic Gundotra on the companies motives for ‘doing Android’. Tim Bray |
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