This Week in Mobile Web Development (#96)

Read this on the Web Mobile Web Weekly February 24, 2016   #96 Holly Schinsky recommends Google has launched Accelerated Mobile Pages — People are beginning to see icons related to Google’s AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) project show up in their search results. Search Engine Watch Holly Schinsky recommends Google Launches AMP Listings In Mobile Search Results, For Some Search Engine Land Brian Rinaldi recommends A Responsive Guide to Type Sizing — Erik Jung discusses using a modular scale for typographic proportions. Cloud Four Blog This issue is sponsored by Hired.com Apply to 3,000+ Jobs in 10 Minutes & 1 Application — Top companies apply to you on Hired. Get salary and equity upfront before interviewing. Hired.com Holly Schinsky recommends 12 Steps to a Faster App — Provide a better user experience for your web and mobile web app users by improving latency, rendering times and general performance. Auth0 Blog Peter Cooper recommends WordPress Sites Now Support Google’s AMP To Make Mobile Pages Load Much Faster TechCrunch Brian Rinaldi recommends Viewports visualisation app — A desktop app emulates the behavior of two viewports when you pan, zoom, and generally interact with them. PPK Brian Rinaldi recommends okayNav: The world's okayest responsive navigation — okayNav is a jQuery plugin that progressively collapses links into an offscreen menu for responsive navigation. VPenkov Brian Rinaldi recommends NativeScript 1.6 available now — Includes significant improvements on Android load time, support for percent-based layouts and native page transitions and much more. NativeScript Blog Brian Rinaldi recommends The Ad Blocking Wars — An overview of the state of mobile ad blocking and its impact. New York Times Brian Rinaldi recommends Cross Platform Image Manipulation in Nativescript Using WebView Canvas — How to use a new plugin, nativescript-canvas-interface, to manipulate images on a canvas in an Android and iOS app. Shripal Soni Holly Schinsky recommends Ionic 2 Authentication: How to Secure Your Mobile App with JWT — Learn how to use JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication to secure your hybrid apps built with Ionic 2. Auth0 Blog Holly Schinsky recommends PhoneGap serve command now supports your desktop browser — You can now test your PhoneGap apps more quickly and easily with just your desktop browser with the PhoneGap CLI serve command. PhoneGap Blog Holly Schinsky recommends Mind the Gap: Supercharge your PhoneGap Workflow — A video from PhoneGap Day US with Eric Alli presenting tips on how to create a seamless development workflow. PhoneGap Day US 2016 Holly Schinsky recommends vscode-ionic1-snippets: Visual Studio Code Ionic1 Snippets — An extension for Visual Studio Code to add Ionic1 snippets for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and ionicons. Justin James Holly Schinsky recommends kinvey-ionic-starter — An Ionic starter template for the Kinvey mobile Backend as a Service (a Parse alternative). Aaron K Saunders Brian Rinaldi recommends Mobile, desktop and website Apps with the same code — An example of using the same code to run an application across platforms - uses React Native for mobile. Benoit Vallon Job listing Pluralsight Author - Mobile Tech Instructor (Freelance, Part-time) — Seeking skilled instructors to share their Mobile expertise with learners on a global scale. Authors work from home on their own schedule, are recognized experts, and earn completion payments and royalties. Please apply if you have a flair for teaching and helping others learn. PLURALSIGHT 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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