#370 — August 27, 2021 |
📱 Mobile Dev Weekly |
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![]() A Decade and A Half of Instability: The History of Google Messaging Apps — It’s worth clicking through just to see the table of contents if nothing else — sixteen years of messy Google messaging clients all laid out. It's a good lesson/reminder that even the big players can have rather troubled roadmaps. 😅 Ron Amadeo |
![]() Five Easy Methods to Implement Dark Mode in React Native — A look at different approaches for supporting dark mode in React Native apps. Zain Sajjad |
![]() Free Activity Feed & Chat APIs for Qualifying Teams — Unlock enterprise-grade features, functions, and UI components completely free for your startup or side project with the new Maker Account from Stream. Stream sponsor |
![]() How Google Bought Android — According to Folks in The Room — Here’s an excerpt from new book ‘Androids: The team that built the Android operating system’ — it’s penned by longtime Android engineer Chet Haase and is available now. Chet Haase |
![]() How to Build an Android News App with React Native and Native Base — A step-by-step tutorial for building a news app that pulls from multiple sources using React Native using Native Base components. Nishant Kumar |
![]() Measuring The Impact of The App Screenshots and How They Affect Downloads — Focused on the Google Play Store, this blog looks at how to improve the store conversion rate of your app by adding ‘beautiful and meaningful’ screenshots. David Serrano Canales |
![]() Adding Auth0 to a Flutter application — Connecting Auth0 to authenticate using a social profile and return user data. Chris Bongers |
![]() Handling Device Battery Information With Xamarin Essentials — Working with a device’s battery—charge status, power source and energy-saving mode. Leomaris Reyes |
![]() Exploring BlurHash Image Placeholder In Flutter Shaiq khan |
![]() Accessibility in The Android World Nav Singh |
![]() How to Add a Splash Screen to Your Flutter App Krissanawat |
![]() How to Implement and Use WebSockets in Flutter Apps Harsh |
![]() Google's Approach to Privacy Is 'ATT-Lite' Eric Benjamin Seufert opinion |
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