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Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject.
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Windows Bridge for iOS: Where we are and where we are headed
This is the one they didn't cancel. The goal of the bridge has always been to make it easy for iOS developers to make great Windows apps while reusing much of their existing Objective-C code and iOS development skills. (more: Building apps for Windows)
Announcing the New Ionic Creator
Visual prototyping and code generation. Because who wants to write all that UI code (three times)? (more: Ionic)
An Introduction to Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
Just like HTML, but without all that stuff (for now). (more: Sitepoint)
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An updated app guide and new video tips to help you find success on Google Play
Hot off the press, you can now download the second edition to learn about all the new tools and best practices for improving the quality of your app, growing a valuable audience, increasing engagement and retention, and earning more revenue. (more: Android Developers blog)
Don't want to install that smartphone app? With Google, you may not have to
The search giant is experimenting with tech that lets you use apps without downloading them. It's part of Google's plan to keep its crown when it comes to mobile search. (more: CNet)
Microsoft investigating Win32 app support for Continuum on Windows 10 Mobile
Yes please! Will Win32 desktop apps be able to run on phones using continuum? Kevin Gallo says it's something they're looking at. (more: Windows Central)
Microsoft launches new Mobile Friendliness Test tool for Bing
The Bing Mobile Friendliness Test Tool looks at several things on a web page which includes viewport control configuration, the width of page content, readability of text on a page, spacing of links and elements on a page, and use of incompatible plug-ins. (more: Microsoft News)
New articles added
Android
 |  (3 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) Display values as a stacked-column |
New Tips and Tricks added
iPhone
 |  (2 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) Working with UIPopoverPresentationController |
New Technical Blogs added
Mobile Development
 | (5 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) Native Vs Hybrid Mobile App Development – it's a choice you have to make once you get started with mobile app development. Native Apps are conventional and they are called this way, because they use the native language of the platform. An app developed for Android platform can only be utilized by us |
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