CodeProject | Mobile Newsletter - Another reason to go with the robot: Android apps are faster to build

6 articles this week Thursday, January 16, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Your Next Great iOS and Android App Starts Here DevExtreme allows you to create high performance apps that meet the needs of your ever changing enterprise and the BYOD world. Use the power of HTML, JavaScript and Visual Studio to deliver solutions that look & feel just like native apps. Try it today! Real-Time iOS & Android Performance Statistics Improve your iOS & Android app performance and get a shirt! New Relic gives iOS & Android Developers real-time visibility into app performance & throughput. Spot bugs & fix code-level problems. Try New Relic today, and the shirt is yours to keep! Chrome's data compression claims huge savings Not sure how it might help over already GZIPed content. Also, for those with less than a happy feeling for Google, it does mean all your content flows through their proxies. But I guess you wouldn't be using Chrome if you felt that way anyway. (more: News.com) 6 ways to bring mobile apps into the enterprise fold Well, you can carry it in, mail it in, uhm, punt it in. Guess I should read the article for three more ideas. (more: ZDNet) Developing for Android with Xamarin You can get there from here! A little C#, and you can be on two of the big phone platforms. (more: DZone) Why the pull-to-refresh gesture must die "It's a relic of a bygone era." Wow. I wouldn't have guessed that. I thought he might complain about the vertical grease streak on his phone all the time. (more: Fast Company) Blackphone tries to make a more secure Android phone Of course, no amount of security will prevent the people listening to you talk on the bus from knowing about your rash. (more: re/code) Another reason to go with the robot: Android apps are faster to build Wow. 5% more devs completed an app faster on Android. Not that it's likely that they're porting it over from iOS or anything. (more: Venture Beat) Micro-windmills may power your next smartphone Just leave the phone in your back pocket, and let the wind recharge it. Magic! (more: Neowin) Latest Articles 6 articles overall. 4 new, 2 updated. New articles added HTML / CSS Pfz.AnimationManagement.js - Paulo Zemek A fluent and interactive animation library for JavaScript Articles updated Android Android vs. CraigDJ - CraigDJ I've created an Android Game with the aid of HTML5, CSS, Javascript, Node.js, and PhoneGap, and this is how I did it. An Android File Save Dialogue - cigwork A general purpose file save popup for Android. New Tips and Tricks added Android Soap Manager - n.massari Library to send and receive objects between an android client and a web service New Technical Blogs added Android Using Android Traceview in Eclipse - Cindy Potvin The best way to solve a performance problem with an Android application is to profile the application by tracing the execution. This way, you can make decisions on what to improve based on real data and detect bottlenecks in the application. In the Android SDK, the Debug object handles the profiling Book Reviews Book Review : Building Mobile Applications Using Kendo UI Mobile and ASP.NET Web API - Sampath Lokuge This is a Book Review about Building Mobile Applications Using Kendo UI Mobile and ASP.NET Web API © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com