Mobile Newsletter - Design My Android Layout

4 articles this week Thursday, August 14, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Code Smarter with Intel! Intel® XDK: Write once, deploy across many app stores and devices. Visit the Intel® Developer Zone for Android now! $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! Respond to reviews and PayPal payout option available to more Windows Phone developers One of the things I never understood about the review processes at the various app stores is the inability to reply: at least to explain why (or how) something works. Apparently the Windows Phone people are listening to my unvoiced comments. They must have a transmitter planted in my brain! (more: Windows Phone blog) Blackphone goes to Def Con and gets hacked—sort of News flash: even a secure phone can be hacked if you have physical access and all permissions. I did not know that. (more: Ars Technica) Amazon hopes to simplify mobile app testing with new tool With Live App Testing, developers can create a version of their app that's only distributed to select testers via email. The email includes instructions on how to download the app and begin testing it. (more: Infoworld) Introducing CocosSharp CocosSharp (a cross-platform library for building 2D games) blends the power of the Cocos2D programming model with C# and the .NET Framework. Developers familiar with Cocos2D will feel right at home with CocosSharp, as the API has been designed to follow C# and .NET idioms. (more: Xamarin) 2 tools for prototyping mobile apps Historically, prototyping apps have been a pain for developers and designers. Creating app interfaces with mobile responsive technologies is not efficient and often demands thousands of lines of JavaScript code. (more: Sitepoint) There is more to mobile web development than just HTML, Javascript and CSS Web apps are still an easier choice for many enterprises to make when it comes to deciding how best to develop for smart devices. Even if they wanted to develop a native app, often times they simply cannot. (more: Gigaom) Primed for mobile development, Mono upgrade focuses on performance Mono 3.6.0, intended for Linux but picked up by mobile app developers, boosts performance and cuts memory usage (more: Infoworld) Latest Articles 4 articles overall. 4 new, 0 updated. New articles added Android Design My Android Layout - Ahmed Alaa El-Din Help Beginners to move their 1st step into developing their android application Creating a Simple Hello World Android Project - Sushil Sh. Sample Code of Hello World App New Tips and Tricks added Windows Phone 7/8 Windows Phone : Location : Map : Pushpin - ShubhamSaxena Track your location, mark it on a map using pushpin New Technical Blogs added Cross Platform Using jQuery Binding to make cross-domain calls with Closure Callbacks - Ben Liebert It was hard to come up with a title to this post because I somehow needed to convey the awesomeness for a problem which I don't think a lot of people realise they have. Quite simply, it is to do with the asynchronous manner in which we make JSONP calls (if you're not sure how […] © 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