This Week in Mobile Web Development (#53)

Read this on the Web Mobile Web Weekly April 22, 2015   #53 Holly Schinsky recommends Debugging the Mobile Web — Slides from Fluent 2015 on tips and methods for debugging your mobile applications. Mozilla Brian Rinaldi recommends Is Anyone Testing On Mobile? — Andrea Giammarchi tests some frameworks like React and Reactive against pure DOM on a wide variety of mobile devices. Web Reflection Brian Rinaldi recommends How to Keep your Site Fast for Mobile-Friendly — Billy Hoffman offers some high-level best practices when redesigning your site for mobile. Moz This issue is sponsored by Twilio Signal: A New Conference To Unlock Communication Experiences — Learn about the future of the web and real-time communications at Signal conference on May 19-20 in San Francisco. Talk to fellow developers such as Harper Reed of Modest, Philipp Hancke from &yet and Guillermo Rauch of Socket.io about their favorite new tools and open source projects. Register for Signal today! Twilio Holly Schinsky recommends RAD.JS - Rapid Application Development Toolkit — RAD.JS is an open source toolkit for developing PhoneGap applications. RAD.JS Holly Schinsky recommends Push Notifications Support Added to Chrome — Chrome adds push notifications support, providing a more app-like experience for your favorite websites. The Verge Brian Rinaldi recommends Apache Cordova Android 4.0.0 — Includes support for pluggable WebViews, such as Crosswalk. Apache Cordova Brian Rinaldi recommends Big updates to Apache Cordova — An overview of recent updates to tools, plugins and Android support. Raymond Camden Holly Schinsky recommends Using Chrome DevTools to Debug JavaScript in Any Browser with Ghostlab 2 — How to use Chrome DevTools for debugging your mobile web apps with Ghostlab 2. CSS Tricks Holly Schinsky recommends Permissions API for the Web — An overview of the Permissions API and how you to use it. HTML5 Rocks Holly Schinsky recommends Using Parse In Your Mobile Hybrid Apps — A tutorial on using Parse for data storage with your mobile hybrid applications. Nic Raboy Holly Schinsky recommends Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova — A new website dedicated to building mobile applications using Apache Cordova with Visual Studio. Visual Studio Holly Schinsky recommends Creating a mobile app from a simple HTML site: Part 2 — The 2nd part in a series on creating a mobile application from an HTML website using Apache Cordova and Mozilla Brick. Mozilla Hacks Curated by Brian Rinaldi and Holly Schinsky for Cooper Press. Cooper Press is located at Office 30, Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK Update your email address or stop receiving MWW here

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