#197: Choosing Mobility Options in 2018

Mobile Dev Weekly March 7, 2018   #197 Brian Rinaldi recommends Choosing Mobility Options in 2018 — A comparison of approaches to app development, with a look at Progressive Web Apps and JS-driven native frameworks such as NativeScript and React Native. TJ VanToll Chris Brandrick recommends Starting Fast and Staying Fast with AMP and Progressive Web Apps — How to combine the best bits of Progressive Web Apps with AMP to “create experiences that start fast, and stay fast”. Google Chrome Developers Sponsored Linux Cloud Hosting Starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo — Get a Linode server up and running in seconds. Simply choose your plan, distro and location and you’re ready to deploy your server. Get $20 credit on a new account. Linode Cloud Hosting Peter Cooper recommends The Big List of Naughty Strings — An evolving list of strings which have a high probability of causing issues when used as user-input data in your apps, native, Web, or otherwise. Max Woolf Chris Brandrick recommends Quick Guide: Designing for AR on Mobile Bushra Mahmood Za'e Johnson recommends Apps, Trackers, Privacy, and Regulators: A Global Study of The Mobile Tracking Ecosystem — Here’s a spoiler: User tracking is widespread within the mobile app (mainly Android) ecosystem. Adrian Colyer Peter Cooper recommends iOS Remote Push Notifications in a Nutshell — Apple Push Notification service (APNs) is at the core of iOS’s remote notifications feature, but how does it all work and what can it do? Deyan Aleksandrov Mobile Web Peter Cooper recommends Winning on Mobile — A ‘Speed Scorecard’ from Google to see how your site stacks up to the competition on mobile. Google Chris Brandrick recommends A Comprehensive Guide To Wireframing And Prototyping Christopher Murphy Hybrid Apps Holly Schinsky recommends A Checklist for Ionic PWA Development — A checklist to help ensure full Progressive Web App support for your Ionic apps. Mastering Ionic Holly Schinsky recommends Cordova Windows 6.0.0 Released — A major release that changes functionality you might rely on, so you may want to check the notes here. Jan Piotrowski Holly Schinsky recommends Running Custom Native iOS Code in Ionic with Capacitor Josh Morony Native Development Holly Schinsky recommends Flutter: From Zero To Comfortable — An in-depth tutorial on getting started with the Flutter mobile app SDK framework from Google. Daksh Brian Rinaldi recommends Easier React Native Development With Expo — Expo is a collection of tools that make it easier to code React Native apps. Wernher-Bel Ancheta Chris Brandrick recommends The Swift 4.2 Release Process Ted Kremenek Brian Rinaldi recommends How to Add Spotlight Support to Your iOS App Dejan Atanasov Brian Rinaldi recommends Building An Ecommerce Search App with React Native Deepak Grover Chris Brandrick recommends React Native: Build a Stopwatch App in 60 Minutes React Native Academy Peter Cooper recommends Make Your Custom View 60 FPS on Android Dmitriy Rabetckiy

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