Mobile Newsletter - HTML5 Chat with AngularJs, Spike Engine and Twitter Bootstrap

6 articles this week Thursday, July 17, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Develop For The Billions of Smartphones & Tablets Consumers Already Own Build devices & applications with Bluetooth Smart, a power efficient application-friendly wireless technology. The new Smart Starter Kit guides you through device & mobile app creation with hands-on labs plus sample source code. Learn More. $10,000 in Prizes Up For Grabs! The Android™ Tutorial Contest is now live on CodeProject! Write short, simple and clear Android tutorials for beginners for your chance at a share of $10K in prizes. Learn more and enter the contest today! BlackBerry debuts Siri-like voice assistant This one will be called "Bertrand", and can only help you if you ask it questions about thumbs or TPM reports. Music searches will be limited to elevator music. (more: CNet) Learn to Think Like an Android Developer Straight from the source themselves: The course offers step-by-step training in which you'll build an Android app, and learn best practices of mobile development in general and Android development in particular. (more: Android Developers blog) Welcome to ReactiveUI 6.0 Use the Reactive Extensions for .NET to create elegant, testable User Interfaces that run on any mobile or desktop platform. (more: Paul Betts) Create high-performance mobile UIs with Famo.us With the Famo.us platform, mobile web UIs written in JavaScript can be as compelling as native-code implementations. Work through this article's examples to find out how Famo.us helps you easily create a high-performance user experience in your mobile apps. (more: IBM Developerworks) Azure Mobile Services: why should ASP.NET developers care? Azure Mobile Services provides a turnkey way for mobile developers to add a cloud-hosted backend to their app. The service now has full support for writing your backend logic using ASP.NET Web API. Mobile Services presents an attractive choice for developers building mobile facing APIs with ASP.NET. (more: Azure blog) Almost a million fake apps are targeting your phone Not a huge surprise, look at how many websites try to take advantage of common misspellings of popular sites, or that try to look like them. (more: Computerworld) An Intro to App.js – Mobile Webapps Made Easy Using App.js one can create mobile web apps without compromising performance or looks. (more: Sitepoint) Latest Articles 6 articles overall. 4 new, 2 updated. New articles added Android Printing from a Xamarin.Android Application Developed with Visual Studio - Dominic Burford Printing from a Xamarin.Android application developed with Visual Studio Creating Charts in Android using the AChartEngine Library - Azim Zahir This article explains how you can create charts in an Android application. Libraries Object Tracking on Android and Desktop - lessthanoptimal Simple tutorial on visual object tracking with BoofCV on Android and the Desktop Articles updated Android EPUB Viewer for Android with Text to Speech - dteviot This is an Android application that shows the basics of building an EPUB file viewer for Android. Custom Controls HTML5 Chat with AngularJs, Spike Engine and Twitter Bootstrap - Kel_ A modern real-time HTML5 chat implementation for the web and mobile worlds. New Technical Blogs added Windows Phone 7/8 Localizing your app name and tile on Windows Phone 8 - BC3Tech This past week we've been presented with quite a few reasons to make sure that when we develop, we're thinking globally, not just locally in terms of who's going to be using and downloading our app: US, India and Brazil are top Windows Phone Markets- ReportKarbonn Mobiles to launch three Windows Pho © 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