Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Getting Started With Ionic: Introduction

This Week's HTML5 and Browser Technology News (Issue 230)


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HTML 5 Weekly
Issue 230 — March 9, 2016

This week I'm on site at O'Reilly Fluent in San Francisco, so if you're here, come say hi. I can give you some of our entirely-for-fun HTML6 (no, HTML6 isn't real) and CSS4 (ditto) stickers to future proof your laptop :-)
- Peter Cooper, Editor

Ivan Dimov
A succinct look at creating a Chrome extension that uses the Web Speech API to read out content upon the user’s request.


Shwetank Dixit
A look at the potential for communicating with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices from the Web browser. It’s a pretty elegant, promise-based API.


Claudio Holanda
Uses special data- attributes for its settings, but has no reliance upon JavaScript at all. The code is tidy and clever.


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A look at a tool, ZorroSVG, that can convert transparent PNG32 files into smaller SVGs (containing a JPEG and a alpha mask) that will work in modern browsers.


William Ferguson
An introduction to the possibilities of visualizing audio manipulated with the Web Audio API using D3, the data visualization library.


YouTube
49 adds support for custom CSS properties. Service Workers become more powerful with the ability to reliably send data with background sync. And the ‘save-data’ client hint header lets you deliver faster pages to users who want them.


SitePoint
I think you need to be careful where you use multi-column layouts for text, but this is an introduction to doing it in most modern browsers.


AbilityNet
A raft of new internet accessibility work by Microsoft will make the web user-experience for people with disabilities far smoother and more sophisticated.


Smashing Magazine
Cosima Mielke takes a quick look at a variety of ways to improve your Web typography and improve your readers’ reading experience.


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This Week in Mobile Web Development (#98)

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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Ponyframe: Virtual Media Query Testing — Ponyframe lets you to see the media queries applied to a site by adding the URL. Also potentially useful for getting mockup screenshots of sites on devices.
Dtail Studio
Holly Schinsky recommends
Top 5 Breakout Mobile Design Trends for 2016 — Top mobile design trends for 2016 include bite sized cards, creative gestures, practical microinteractions and more.
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Responsive Typographic Headlines with CSS & JavaScript — A brief look at a variety of techniques and libraries for creating responsive headlines on your pages.
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Glide: Easy Dynamic on-Demand Image Resizing — Glide is a library for on-demand image processing and Bruno Skvorc shows how to use it for image resizing in a responsive design.
SitePoint
Brian Rinaldi recommends
How to Create a News Reader With React Native: Web Page Component — The second part is a two part series by Wernher-Bel Ancheta focuses on building the view and testing the app on a device.
Tuts+
Peter Cooper recommends
Why We Chose React for Our Latest Hybrid App
David Lindkvist
Holly Schinsky recommends
PhoneGap Applications with Ember: Lessons Learned — Alex Blom’s presentation at PhoneGap Day US where he shares many useful performance and optimization tips learned building PhoneGap apps with Ember, with most tips being framework-agnostic.
PhoneGap Blog
Brian Rinaldi recommends
My NativeScript Experience — Bao Nguyen shares his experiences from rebuilding the Modulus app for iOS and Android using JavaScript and npm with NativeScript.
Telerik Developer Network
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Tabris.js: Declarative UI in 100 lines of functional programming — Shai Alon shows an experiment of adding a small code library that allows a declarative UI in a JavaScript native mobile app using Tabris.js.
EclipseSource Blog
Holly Schinsky recommends
Using Cordova Plugins In Ionic 2 With Ionic Native
Josh Morony
Holly Schinsky recommends
Ionic 2 with iOS and Material Design Experiences — Christophe shows the Ionic 2 automatic styling for iOS and Android via a screencast using his sample Realty app.
Christophe Coenraets
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Xamarin vs NativeScript Custom List View Cells — Skip takes a Xamarin example built by Nish Anil and shows how the comparable example would be built with JavaScript and CSS in NativeScript.
Skip Krenek
Holly Schinsky recommends
Onsen: Preview: New features in Onsen UI beta.7 — The new beta version of Onsen UI is available with new features and updates including the much awaited automatic styling for iOS and Android.
Onsen UI
Holly Schinsky recommends
Should I use Angular's ngRouter in Framework7? — Why you should avoid using ngRouter in your Framework7 apps.
Timo Ernst
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Creating NativeScript Plugins in TypeScript — Nathan Walker shows what you need to know to build cross-platform NativeScript plugins using TypeScript including posting to GitHub and publishing via npm.
Telerik Developer Network
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Responsive long scrolling One Pager for 'Pixelosaur' theme shop from Greece. Great to a see an established theme shop using a Single Page website to showcase everything they do - including testimonials, awards, theme collection, blog feed and contact details.

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Colorful parallax scrolling One Pager with a paper cut out theme for Flywheel's new summer internship program. The responsive adaptation of the clothes-line pegs on mobile is really impressive! Cheers for the build notes, looks like you all had so much fun making the Single Page site:)

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