#290 — January 24, 2020 |
Mobile Developer Weekly |
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 Brian Rinaldi recommendsBlazor Makes Its Way Into Cross-Platform Mobile App Development — Blazor’s Mobile Bindings is an experimental project enabling cross-platform mobile development using Microsoft Blazor & .NET. Sergio De Simone |
 Chris Brandrick recommendsHow Much of The Average Mobile App Design Is Text? 36% — An interesting UI study of 25 popular iOS apps, looking to determine how much text they use. Here are the results. Jonathon Colman |
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 |
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Chris Brandrick recommends Native "Tap to Share" in JavaScript with The Web Share API — Its current status, some tips, and a look at its limitations. Matteo Cargnelutti |
 Peter Cooper recommendsBetter Android Testing at Airbnb: Test Generation and CI — The last in a series of posts about how Airbnb tests their Android app. Eli Hart |
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Chris Brandrick recommends How We Prevented App Performance Degradation From Sudden Demand Spikes — Addresses how engineers overcame the challenges ride services app ‘Grab’ faced during the initial days due to a sudden spike in ride demand. Corey Scott |
 Holly Schinsky recommendsThe Future of Mobile App Development: 5 Trends for 2020 — Five things you can expect to see in mobile app development this year. Chris Ciligot |
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Get an Early Look at Backup Ninja - Simple & Secure Database Backups — Backup Ninja is a simple, secure, and cost-effective SaaS service you can use to backup the world’s most popular open source databases; locally or in the cloud. Backup Ninja sponsor |
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Brian Rinaldi recommends How To Use New Material Date Picker for Android — Here’s a quick one looking at how to use the MaterialDatePicker component released by Google. Aneke Peter |
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Holly Schinsky recommends Upload Files Using React Native and Firebase — The fourth entry in a series on uploading files in React Native/Firebase apps, focused on monitoring upload progress and retrieving the download URL. Younes Henni |
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Chris Brandrick recommends 40 Kotlin Interview Questions Android Devs Should Know FullStack Cafe |
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🕰 ICYMI (Some older stuff that's worth checking out...)
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