Mobile Newsletter - Windows Phone 8.1 Review

5 articles this week Thursday, April 24, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Most Powerful, Real-Time Crash Reporting for iOS & Android Spend less time finding & more time fixing crashes. Crashlytics provides deep insights, even the exact line of code your app crashed on. Trusted by apps like Square, Yelp & Path, we offer unlimited developer seats at no cost! Enjoy it on us. No Cost Pro-Grade Mobile Backend Kii just stepped up big time for our mobile developer community, waiving Pro account subscription fees for 2 full years. Receive a complimentary upgrade to 20GB storage, 15M calls and 5M push notifications per month when you sign up today. Use promo code KiiStartPro You can now control your PC from a Windows Phone I hear if you use it to run VS on your PC, then create a Windows Phone project and run the emulator, you can load this app, collapse into a logical black hole and discover parallel universes. (more: The Verge) Beyond 3D: Inside Amazon's smartphone A gesture-based phone? I wonder what the 'about to fling the phone as far away as possible' gesture will be used for? That's one of the ones I see people trying with their current phones. (more: BGR) Testing PhoneGap apps on devices without SDK, compilation or code signing Develop locally then see the changes instantly on your mobile device: no need to re-sign, re-compile, or reinstall your app to test your code. (more: InfoQ) 7 Steps to a Successful Mobile Deployment Mobile is disrupting software development, challenging everything we thought we knew about how to build, test and deliver software. Join Telerik for a webinar on what it takes to create outstanding mobile app experiences from design to deployment. Register now! Open private workspaces for only $2 per month! Workspaces now powers CodeProject and it's available for your own projects! Git, Task tracking, or private workspaces - as many as you want. Offer limited to the first 10,000 signups until May 30. Try it today! Cancel the funeral for the mobile web—it's not dead yet So says the head of product marketing for a website company, so you know it must be true (but it is) (more: ReadWrite) Coding error protects some Android apps from Heartbleed Sometimes making a programming mistake can save you from a bigger mistake? I think I have a new excuse for my next code review! (more: Computerworld) //build/ –> //learn/-> //publish/: new resources to help you publish your universal Windows apps Sorry about the short notice on //learn, but here you go. (more: Building Apps for Windows blog) Five traditional vulnerabilities that get worse in mobile HTML5 It's important for developers to remember that any vulnerability that affects Web applications can also affect mobile HTML5 applications. And because of an increased availability of features, including local storage on the device, access to contacts, location, and other sensitive information with mobile apps, these threats can become magnified in a mobile environment. (more: SD Times) Latest Articles 5 articles overall. 3 new, 2 updated. New articles added Hardware Reviews Windows Phone 8.1 Review - Shameel A hand-on review of the latest Windows Phone update that was released as Developer Preview New Tips and Tricks added Android Android App To Browse A Website - Garvit Arya It is a personalized web Browser that can open a certain website directly. Tips and Tricks updated Cross Platform Apply a custom default style on QML controls - Marco Bertschi A short guide on how you can style and customize the appearance of you QML controls in a CSS-like way New Technical Blogs added Windows Phone 7/8 Working With Local Storage in Windows Phone App - Madhur Kapoor Working With Local Storage in Windows Phone App Technical Blogs updated Windows Phone 7/8 Getting Started With Windows Phone Development - Madhur Kapoor I started developing application for the Windows Phone platform a few months ago. There are a lot of things i learned along the way and i want to share all that with you through a series of blog posts. In the current post, we will focus on the basic and will develop a very simple […] © 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