#317 — August 7, 2020 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
Peter Cooper recommends
The Top 12 Mobile Programming Languages (According to IEEE) — Over the past few years, a number of upstart programming languages have emerged in the mobile-development arena, looking to supplant “old guard” languages. The presence of Scheme and Delphi on the list make it a bit of an odd one, though.. Nick Kolakowski (Dice) |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Top UI/UX Design Trends That You Should Follow While Designing A Mobile App — A list of UI/UX tips and best practices to follow when building a mobile app in 2020. Sophia Martin |
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 |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Preparing Your App to be the Default Browser or Email Client — I never thought I would see the day, but here we are - guidance from Apple on how to configure your app for iOS 14 so users can set it as the default (instead of Safari of Mail). Apple Developer |
Peter Cooper recommends
Bringing Darkness to the BBC Sounds Mobile Apps — The tale of bringing dark mode support to the BBC’s popular audio app. Polly McEldowney (BBC) |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Lessons Learned After Making the First 10 Commercial Apps in Flutter — Insights and lessons learned from two developers who’ve built several commercial apps with Flutter. Łukasz Kosman and Jakub Wojtczak |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Announcing Flutter 1.20 — Flutter 1.20 has been released with performance improvements, mobile autofill, a new widget and more. Chris Sells |
Chris Brandrick recommends
How the Custom Ringtone Industry Paved the Way for the App Store — and Then Vanished — Not particularly dev focused, but a fun look back at what came before the app industry we know today. Also, Crazy Frog. Gil Kazimirov |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Huawei's Replacement for Google Mobile Services Is Coming Along Nicely — Yup, Huawei is currently building a replacement to Google Mobile Services (GMS) , a gargantuan task — here’s an update on how they are doing. Ryan Daws |