#183: Kickstarting Your Journey to Progressive Web Apps

Mobile Dev Weekly November 8, 2017   #183 Brian Rinaldi recommends Safari Service Workers and Other PWA Good News Stories — There’s been a lot of good news for fans of PWAs over the past few months and this post sums much of it up. Ruadhán O'Donoghue Chris Brandrick recommends Kickstarting Your Journey to Progressive Web Apps — Ewa Gasperowicz covers how to take a web site and turn it into to a Progressive Web App experience. Google Chrome Developers Sponsored SwiftFest 2017 Conference - Coming to Boston in November — SwiftFest 2017 is a community-driven event that will expose you to new perspectives about the Swift programming language and the iOS development ecosystem. Register today using the promo code "SWIFT3" to receive a 10% discount off the ticket price. swiftfest Holly Schinsky recommends Right-To-Left Development In Mobile Design — A thorough list of tips that are useful for anyone developing an RTL product. Robert Dodis Yvette Mosiichuk Brian Rinaldi recommends Why We Are Not Cross-Platform Developers — The author explains why, despite trying a number of cross-platform development options, they keep choosing native. Mathijs Lagerberg Mobile Web Brian Rinaldi recommends What The Heck Is A "Progressive Web App"? Seriously — Despite shipping a PWA, the author says it can still be difficult to explain what exactly a PWA is. Ben Halpern Chris Brandrick recommends Building A Progressive Web App - A Practical Example Raymond Camden Holly Schinsky recommends Learn How to Build A PWA in 5 Minutes — Make your apps ‘progressively’ better in five minutes or less. Meggin Brian Rinaldi recommends For The First Time, More People Will Do This Year’s Holiday Shopping On Mobile Than Desktop Rani Molla Sponsored Estimating CPU Per Query with Weighted Linear Regression — This eBook explains how a specialization of linear regression answers seemingly unsolvable database questions. VividCortex Hybrid Apps Brian Rinaldi recommends Ionic From Scratch: What Is Ionic? — An introduction to the cross-platform mobile development framework Ionic. Tinashe Munyaka Brian Rinaldi recommends RIBs: Uber's Cross-Platform Mobile Architecture — RIBs (Router, Interactor and Builder) is the cross-platform framework behind many mobile apps at Uber — designed for mobile apps with a large number of engineers and nested states. Uber Native Development Brian Rinaldi recommends Don't Fight The Notch — It’s not difficult to work around the iPhone X ‘notch’ — here’s how to update your site with small changes. Julian Gaviria Brian Rinaldi recommends An Analysis of The Interactions On iOS 11 — A design critique of the new gestures and interactions in the newest version of iOS. Adhithya Ramakumar Brian Rinaldi recommends React Native vs Real Native Apps — Highlights the theoretical and practical aspects of using React Native in comparison to Swift. Weblab Technology Za'e Johnson recommends Building a Native Mobile Cryptocurrency App with React Native and Redux Indrek Lasn Brian Rinaldi recommends Mobile Accessibility Testing Guide for Android and iOS — A free accessible PDF outlining how to test native apps and the web for accessibility on Android and iOS. The Paciello Group Chris Brandrick recommends iPhone X Web Navigation Concept — A floating menu button to solve iPhone X navigation woes. Daniel Korpai

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