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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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React Native for Android: How we built the first cross-platform React Native app
React Native brings what developers are used to from React on the web — declarative self-contained UI components and fast development cycles — to the mobile platform, while retaining the speed, fidelity, and feel of native applications. (more: Facebook)
NativeScript for .NET Developers
Contrary to what it may sound like, NativeScript is not a programming language – in fact, it simply uses languages you may already know: JavaScript, CSS and XML. NativeScript is a framework for building cross-platform truly native mobile apps with JavaScript! (more: Telerik)
Simplify Android Development Using manifoldJS With Crosswalk
Yes, much simpler to use a bunch of tools (based on JavaScript) instead of one tool. But whatever, here you go. (more: Tuts)
WatchOS 2, iPad Pro, Apple TV, iPhone 6s: What developers need to know
You'll need to rewrite stuff. Oh, you need more: go ahead, read the article. (more: Tech Beacon)
Let People Buy Your Products within other Mobile Apps
Stripe has launched Relay, an API for stores to publish their products, and for apps to read them. (more: Webappers)
Apple iOS 9 is available to download now; watchOS 2 delayed due to bug
A bug? An Apple product with... a bug? Hey Siri, is that possible? (more: Neowin)
Apache Ripple is Reborn (Again)
The emulator that enables developers to test Apache Cordova apps in browser is back and better than ever. (more: DZone)
New articles added
Boards / Embedded devices
 |  (1 votes) by (updated yesterday) However, many think smart homes have two main stumbling blocks: no unified solution and they're not practical yet. Project Newton, one of Intel's latest innovation projects, can help mitigate these issues. |
|  (0 votes) by (updated yesterday) Connecting the Intel® Edison board to your Android Phone with Serial Port Profile (SPP) |
Mobile Development
| (1 votes) by (updated yesterday) Display objects and get user input with Corona SDK and Lua |
Product Showcase
| (0 votes) by (updated 12 hours ago) In this article, we will introduce the components of INDE and show how developers can use them to create new applications and optimize existing applications. To start with Intel® INDE provides support for IDE integration. |
Articles updated
Game Development
|  (24 votes) by (updated 5 days ago) In this article we can see how to create a simple Unity 3D game using C# Script. |
New Tips and Tricks added
Android
 | (2 votes) by (updated 11 hours ago) How to debug ionic Android application in development phase |
| (1 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) Steps to build combined armv7 / x86 Android .apk after adding crosswalk |
Database
| (2 votes) by (updated 12 hours ago) This tip demonstrates how to use the buildin SQLite stack of Entity Framework 7 on desktop and mobile applications. |
Mobile Development
| (1 votes) by (updated 6 days ago) Do take off your applications with the Cloud Services |
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