#355 — May 14, 2021 |
📱 Mobile Dev Weekly |
Chris Brandrick recommends
Announcing Ionic Portals — This new product from the Ionic team (now in alpha, with a waitlist) is a ‘supercharged WebView’ for extending native apps with rich web functionality via Capacitor. Max Lynch |
Peter Cooper recommends
Integrating Rust Into the Android Open Source Project — Dives into some of the key design considerations and resulting decisions made in integrating Rust support into Android’s build system. Ivan Lozano (Google) |
Holly Schinsky recommends
State of Mobile Development in 2021 — An overview of the pros and cons of several mobile development options, including NativeScript, Swift, Kotlin, and others. David Fekke |
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Chris Brandrick recommends
96% of US Users Opt Out of App Tracking in iOS 14.5, Analytics Find — Some of the first data on user behavior exceeds advertisers’ worst fears. Samuel Axon |
Holly Schinsky recommends
Everything in React Native Starts with Cards and Ends With Cards — Developing reusable components in React Native. shrey vijayvargiya |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Supercharge Your Website Using PWA: Background Sync — The latest entry in a series on getting the most of out of your PWA, this time looking specifically at adding background synchronization. Tapajyoti Bose |
Chris Brandrick recommends
The Future of Code Editor — You may know it as Coda or Diet Coda, but Panic’s iOS editor for developers is going away due to a lack of revenue to cover continued development. Panic |
Brian Rinaldi recommends
The End of AMP — A reminder that AMP pages will no longer get special treatment in Google Search. Dwayne Lafleur |
⚡️ Quick Bits
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