Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
Realm: Low-Footprint, Thread-Safe Database For iOS And Android Realm is an open-source, Object-oriented database. It provides a simpler, more performant alternative to using CoreData on iOS and will soon be available on Android as well. (more: InfoQ) New Sprite Kit Physics Features in iOS 8 Sprite Kit, the 2D game framework from Apple, has some interesting new features in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite. These include integration with Scene Kit, shader support, lighting, shadows, constraints, normal map generation and physics enhancements. (more: Xamarin) You May Be Losing Users If Responsive Web Design Is Your Only Mobile Strategy You resize the browser and a smile creeps over your face. You're happy: You think you are now mobile-friendly, that you have achieved your goals for the website. Let me be a bit forward before getting into the discussion: You are losing users and probably money if responsive web design is your entire goal and your only solution for mobile. The good news is that you can do it right. (more: Smashing Magazine)
M dot or RWD. Which is faster? M dot site load times suffer from the initial redirect, but generally are much smaller in request and KB count. RWD sites are the opposite: no redirect, but heavy on the requests and tonnage. That leads to a question that was discussed at a panel at Velocity Conference: Which is faster: M dot or RWD? (more: BigQueri.es) Most App Developers Stick With One Store The results were a bit surprising. While about 12% of developers sell on two or more app stores only 1% sell their apps in all three. Going into this we didn't expect this to be a high number, but 1% is considerably lower than what our gut said. Whether it's a technological barrier or just plain loyalty, developers seem to stay on their side of the fence more often than not. (more: AppFigures) Appcelerator gears up for business app devs The Appcelerator Platform is an integrated suite for building mobile applications. The package includes a code editor and a set of tools for testing the software, as well as for monitoring its usage once the app goes live. It includes libraries that allow a single app to be ported to different mobile platforms, including Apple, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry. (more: Computerworld) AppMachine Is Your Secret Weapon In A Mobile Ready World Remember the days when building a "simple" website could easily cost thousands of dollars? Then platforms like WordPress came along and suddenly even the biggest Luddites could whip up a gorgeous and user-friendly site. AppMachine is the WordPress of apps and allows anyone to create a custom, beautiful and responsive site quickly. There's no need to hire an app genius to make it happen. (more: Forbes) Latest Articles13 articles overall. 11 new, 2 updated.New articles addedAndroid
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