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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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Mozilla's Webmaker app will make it easy for anyone to create Web apps on their smartphone
Mozilla is working on an app for Android, iOS and Firefox OS that gives smartphone users the ability to easily create and share Web apps. (more: The Next Web)
Next up for Node.js: Going mobile
A key developer wants to expand the horizons of the server-side JavaScript platform and bring it to all devices. (more: Infoworld)
When it comes to mobile, IT is out of touch
A new study by app development platform Appcelerator and IDC Research suggests that IT departments may not be as in control of the mobile agenda as they thought, with developers and IT pros reporting drastically different experiences. (more: Network world)
Adding Native Touches to Your Hybrid App
Using native UI elements has all sorts of benefits: you give users a UI they're familiar with, you avoid building (and shipping) unnecessary JavaScript-based widgets, and you get a UI that's consistent with the OS the app is running on. (more: Telerik)
Here's What Google's LEGO-Style Phone, Project Ara, Looks Like Right Now
The Phonebloks team shows the Ara prototype in its most recent form — and it's working! It looks a bit slow right now, sure — but it boots! (more: Techcrunch)
AppCode joins Swift club with 3.1 EAP
Most of us have read or at least heard of Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. Well, we kind of feel like a Gulliver now, as we take a big step forward and start with Swift support in AppCode! (more: JetBrains)
Microsoft expands Office 365 APIs for all mobile platforms and web
Microsoft has made REST-based Office 365 APIs for all platforms available to developers in order to make native app development possible. The access enabled by these include mail, files, calendar and contacts. (more: Neowin)
Latest Articles
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Reviews on Third Party Products and Tools
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VB.NET
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Articles updated
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Android
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