Wednesday, April 29, 2015

This Week in Mobile Web Development (#54)

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Mobile Web Weekly April 29, 2015   #54
Peter Cooper recommends
Defining Mobile: 4-5.5 Inches, Portrait & One-Thumb — When designing experienced for mobile devices, what kind of devices are we talking about and how do people interact with them? Luke shares some stats.
Luke Wroblewski
Holly Schinsky recommends
The Future of the Open Web — “[A]rticles I’ve read, conversations I’ve had, and behaviours I’ve observed, have led me to the conclusion that the open web, in the form we know it now, is under threat.”
Peter Gasston
Brian Rinaldi recommends
The problems with the device-adaptation spec — PPK explains his prior critique of the spec in more detail.
QuirksBlog
Peter Cooper recommends
React Native: For When the Mobile Web Isn't Enough — Joe Stanton feels that responsive sites only provide an ‘80% solution’ and that React Native is a convincing way to move forward.
Red Badger
Holly Schinsky recommends
Apache Cordova Newsflash — Some recent big updates have been made to Apache Cordova, here’s a summary of what to be aware of.
Devgirl's Weblog
Brian Rinaldi recommends
More Weight Doesn't Mean More Wait — How delivering a usable version of the page, before heavy assets are downloaded, can improve the user’s “perceived performance.”
Scott Jehl
Holly Schinsky recommends
A Year of Using Ionic to Build Hybrid Applications — A description of the decisions and experiences faced while building a hybrid mobile application over the course of a year.
AirPair - Julien Renaux
Holly Schinsky recommends
Network Activity and Battery Drain in Mobile Web Apps — A look at the work behind creating a JavaScript library for developers to optimize network operation to save battery life.
Mozilla Hacks
Holly Schinsky recommends
Announcements for PhoneGap Day EU 2015 — Check out the latest announcements for the fast approaching PhoneGap Day EU 2015 in Amsterdam, May 18-19.
PhoneGap Blog
Holly Schinsky recommends
Learn to Build Modern Web Apps with MEAN — Tutorial on how to use the MEAN stack to quickly prototype apps with a REST interface, database with CRUD operations and AngularJS front-end.
Thinkster
Peter Cooper recommends
Responsive or Bust: How to Design for Google's Focus on Mobile — As of this week, Google’s search algorithm is prioritizing ‘mobile friendly’ sites.
Annie Sexton
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Does responsive web design make you more money? — A look at some recent market research to determine the potential financial benefits of making your site responsive.
Webdesigner Depot
Peter Cooper recommends
Has The Native vs. HTML5 Mobile Debate Changed?
ITworld
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Testing Camera Quality Settings and PhoneGap/Cordova — Testing to see how the quality setting impacts the file size and detail in images taken in a hybrid app.
Raymond Camden
Holly Schinsky recommends
Gesture: Provide tap-events for DOM elements — Gesture library to provide tap-events for DOM elements including tap, longtap, doubletap, hold and fling.
RAD.JS
Peter Cooper recommends
NoSleep.js: Prevent Display Sleep and Enable Wake Lock On Android and iOS
Rich Tibbett
Holly Schinsky recommends
reapp-todo-mvc: TodoMVC demo using reapp-kit — A new TodoMVC demo app from reapp.io (a stack for building apps quickly using React and JavaScript).
Reapp
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