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Xamarin announces new features coming to Xamarin.Forms for easier mobile app development
They revealed three new features that will be coming to Xamarin.Forms. (more:
MS Power User)
Intel's contributions to the Windows Bridge for iOS: The Accelerate Framework
The Accelerate framework contains C APIs for vector and matrix mathematics, DSP, and image processing. These APIs are essential for applications with scientific computing needs, including audio and image filters. (more:
Building apps for Windows)
Google announces Android Studio 2.1 with Android N Developer Preview support
Android developers looking to test Google's upcoming operating system can now do so through Android Studio. (more:
SD Times)
Check Out Apple's New Guides for App Building
If you're a mobile developer who works frequently with iOS, you probably have your share of issues with how Apple has built out its app tool-kit. (more:
Dice)
How to Secure an Android App
In this article, I'm going to list some of the best practices you can follow to build a secure Android app that doesn't leak data or permissions, and is, in general, less vulnerable to malicious apps that might be installed on the user's device. (more:
EnvatoTuts)
Developing for Direct Boot
Starting with Android N, a device that has been powered on can boot into a new mode called Direct Boot before the user has a chance to unlock it for the first time. In this mode, the operating system is fully operational, but access to private app data is limited and only apps that have been updated to be Direct Boot aware can run. (more:
Android Developers)
Tessel 2: Pairing JavaScript and the Internet of Things with Ease
The Tessel 2 is a microcontroller which allows you to build connected devices that run JavaScript and Node.js. (more:
Sitepoint)
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