Wednesday, May 27, 2015

This Week in Mobile Web Development (#58)

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Mobile Web Weekly May 27, 2015   #58
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Web vs. native: let’s concede defeat — PPK says that the desire to take native head-on gave rise to unnecessarily complex toolchains that slow down the web.
QuirksBlog
Brian Rinaldi recommends
7 Mobile UX Mistakes You're Probably Making Right Now — Lynn Wang has some practical tips to consider when developing or improving the user experience of a mobile app or site.
SitePoint
Holly Schinsky recommends
How to Make High Performance PhoneGap Apps — A summary of useful tips from PhoneGap Day 2015 for building high performance PhoneGap Apps.
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Holly Schinsky recommends
Native Mobile Apps in JavaScript with Tabris.js — An in-depth tutorial on using the new Tabris.js for building non-webview hybrid apps, including a final summary comparing it to solutions like Ionic and React Native.
Devdactic
Holly Schinsky recommends
The future is mobile and apps, except that it isn't. — Recent statistics show people still choose to use mobile devices while sitting down and near a PC, not just on the go, requiring a deeper look at how you build your overall user experience.
Benedict Evans
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Firing Responsive jQuery Functions based on CSS Media Queries Rather than Window Width — Chris Arasin shows a simple way to use jQuery to trigger JavaScript based upon a specific width in CSS.
FourFront
Holly Schinsky recommends
Build a Mobile App with the WordPress REST API and Ionic — A tutorial on how to use WordPress content in a mobile app using the WP-API and Ionic.
Reactor by AppPresser
Holly Schinsky recommends
Creating a mobile app from a simple HTML site: Part 4 — Part 4 in a series on creating a mobile app from an HTML site, including implementing an offline mode with local storage and coding flexible configuration settings.
Mozilla Hacks
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Hamburger icon: How these three lines mystify most people — An overview of the ongoing hamburger icon controversy of 2015 (ok, that’s an overstatement) that concludes that perhaps the controversy itself is making people more aware of the icon.
BBC News
Peter Cooper recommends
Faster Mobile Websites [slidedeck] — Cover a variety of performance related issues related to mobile sites and the techniques used to overcome them.
Speaker Deck
Holly Schinsky recommends
Let’s Get Charged: Updates to the Battery Status API — Francesco Iovine looks at the Battery Status API and how it can be used from JavaScript on supported devices.
Mozilla Hacks
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Important information about Cordova 5 — Changes in how Cordova handles whitelisting and the use of the Content Security Policy can impact your app.
Raymond Camden
Holly Schinsky recommends
Tutorial: Todo App with Onsen UI and Azure — Build a Todo App using the new Onsen UI Templates for Visual Studio 2015 and Azure Cloud services for data hosting.
Onsen UI
Holly Schinsky recommends
Whitelist External Resources For Use In Ionic Framework — Some notes on things to be aware of with the recent change in whitelisting handling in your Apache Cordova/Ionic apps.
Nic Raboy
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Announcing protractor-ionic-locator — Allowing for testing Ionic apps with Protractor, this project adds locators to a protractor instance that finds Ionic specific elements, such as collection-repeat.
MobileCaddy
Holly Schinsky recommends
How to automatically sign your Android apk using Ionic framework and Crosswalk — How to automatically sign your Android apk for publishing to Google Play using Ionic and Crosswalk.
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