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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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A Beginners Guide to Mobile Development with Meteor
If you're a web developer who wants to release their work on iOS and Android (while harnessing the features of those platforms), you don't have to learn a new language or entirely new concepts. You just need a basic grasp of Meteor, and then a basic grasp of details specific to mobile development. (more: Sitepoint)
Apple shutting down legacy TestFlight next month following iTunes Connect integration
Apple today began informing legacy TestFlight users that the services on TestFlightApp.com will no longer be available after February 26th, 2015. Apple bought the popular software testing distribution service through its acquisition of Burstly almost a year ago, and announced plans at WWDC 2014 to roll out its own version of the service in the future. Since then, Apple has integrated TestFlight beta testing for app developers with iTunes Connect. (more: 9to5 Mac)
JUniversal: A new, Java-based approach to cross-platform mobile apps
The vision of JUniversal came from some guys at Nokia who possess considerable expertise both in Java and in building cross-platform apps. They built this tool to provide an elegant way to translate source code and make it useful across multiple platforms. (more: Microsoft Open Technologies)
Native or Responsive?
A look at the business case for each approach to mobile development. (more: UX Magazine)
Microsoft Faces Stiff Mobile Challenge
I have to wonder if Microsoft can make any headway in mobile. As of now, its tablet and phone marketshare numbers are simply abysmal. Microsoft is so far back in the marketshare pack, it's going to take a huge leap to move the needle enough to matter. (more: Techcrunch)
Animating the Mobile Web
When you visit a Yelp Business Page inside of the mobile app, there is a photo at the top of the page to provide visual context. It also serves as a compelling entry point to our photo viewer if you pull it down. We wanted to have this same effect on our mobile site, so we set out to develop a nice, smooth animation to pull down this photo and delight mobile web users with the same experience they're used to on our mobile applications. (more: Yelp)
Stanford Will Teach You Apple's Swift for Free
Interested in building iOS apps with Apple's new(ish) Swift programming language? Want to learn Swift for free? Stanford University's School of Engineering now offers a set of lectures (available on iTunes) on Swift, covering everything from user-interface design and animation to networking and performance considerations. (more: Dice)
New articles added
Android
 |  (3 votes) by (updated 10 hours ago) Siminov Android Connect is a android based RESTful Framework, which allows your to consume RESTful Web services that seemlessly support your data, in a variety of representation media types and abtract away the low-level details of the client-server communication. |
Articles updated
Android
| (43 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) Putting faces on Your Android App. |
|  (14 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) Learning to draw and animate simple 2D and 3D graphics in Android. |
| (11 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) Kick start the learning journey to Android development with an introduction to Android, a comparison with other mobile platforms, followed by a high-level overview of Android architecture and the application components. |
New Technical Blogs added
Mobile Development
 | (1 votes) by (updated yesterday) The need for mobile apps has increased dramatically as their number to. The number of mobile devices in use has passed the first billion more than a year ago and it is still increasing. As mobile use is closing the gap with computer use, the gap of development skills is increasing. Mobile platforms |
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