This Week in Mobile Web Development (#83)

Read this on the Web Mobile Web Weekly November 18, 2015   #83 Holly Schinsky recommends The Cost of Frameworks — Thoughts and analysis around whether frameworks are too costly for mobile based on performance tests run against different framework (and non-framework) versions of TodoMVC. Aerotwist Holly Schinsky recommends JavaScript Frameworks and Mobile Performance — A response to the Cost of Frameworks article (above). Tom Dale Brian Rinaldi recommends Firefox for iOS now available — Now in Apple's App Store. Mashable This issue is sponsored by Rangle.IO NEW WEBINAR: Why ReactNative is Better Than Native for Your Mobile Application — Learn the foundations and move towards a radical fusion of mobile native and hybrid JavaScript development to understand why ReactNative should be the choice for your next mobile web project. Rangle.IO Brian Rinaldi recommends The Difference Between Responsive and Adaptive Design — The difference between what makes a responsive and adaptive design can be subtle but important says Geoff Graham. CSS-Tricks Holly Schinsky recommends Announcing Onsen UI 2.0 Beta — Onsen UI announces release 2.0 beta and can now work with multiple frameworks (AngularJS, React etc) and includes support for ES6, material design and web components. Onsen.io Brian Rinaldi recommends 15 Ways Push Notifications Are Going to Change Our Lives in the Future — A collection of opinions from various experts on how notifications will change our interactions on mobile. Mobile Insights Brian Rinaldi recommends What Web Can Do Today — An interactive overview of mobile device integration APIs available on the web, where they work and how to use them. What Web Can Do Today Peter Cooper recommends Nobody Wants Your App — “The stories we created generated thousands of views. However, we weren’t getting these views to equate to downloads. It was nuts — for every one thousand eyeballs, we would get roughly one download.” Ryan Sheffer Holly Schinsky recommends Common mistakes made by developers new to PhoneGap — A repo of docs containing common mistakes, tips, links and info for developers new to PhoneGap. Jesse Monroy Holly Schinsky recommends How To Set Up Quick Actions With 3D Touch For Your Ionic App — How to use the new Cordova 3D touch plugin to add quick actions to your hybrid apps built with Ionic. Gone Hybrid Brian Rinaldi recommends Is the Native Mobile App Ecosystem Worth Saving? — The native app ecosystem is suffering from a glut of apps while the mobile web suffers from poor monetization and cruft, but, in my opinion, the pain each is going through may be necessary. Brian Rinaldi Peter Cooper recommends Why I Like Google's Plan To Replace Apps With Mobile Web Sites Larry Magid Peter Cooper recommends An Introduction to Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) SitePoint Brian Rinaldi recommends Working with the Clipboard in Cordova apps — A sample showing how to recognize if a URL is copied to the clipboard and paste it (like Facebook does) within a hybrid app. Raymond Camden Holly Schinsky recommends How to design apps for all of Apple's screen sizes — Tips for creating app interfaces that run on all of the latest Apple devices from Apple Watch to iPad Pro. Creative Bloq Brian Rinaldi recommends Top 5 Hybrid Mobile App Bloggers To Follow 2015 — A good list of developers to follow if your building hybrid mobile apps. Nic Raboy Job listing We'll Make You An Offer You Can't Refuse — Sign up with Hired, and have companies send you offers with base salary, and total compensation up front. How could you refuse that? Hired.com 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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