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Appery.io aims to end the HTML5 vs native debate
Yeah, but if they do that, then all we'll have to argue about is iOS vs. Android. That's just not as fun. (more: Network world)
Android Developers Can Now Choose Exactly When App Updates Go Live
Google is now allowing developers to use a timed publishing approach for updates on the Play Store. (more: ReadWrite)
Introduction to Ionic 2
Assuming the other article doesn't put you off HTML5 mobile apps, here's one of the better frameworks. (more: Inders.in)
Microsoft's project to radically simplify Android launches out of beta
Arrow … is the simple, personal launcher for Android that offers a radical simplification of the Android experience (more: Venture Beat)
Why code for iOS over Android? It's 30 percent less expensive says one app shop
Infinum looked at data from its last six projects, ranging from lines of code to hours of effort to write and test against mobile devices. (more: ZDNet)
RoboVM Java-to-iOS dev tool no longer open source
RoboVM says competitors were leveraging the technology but making no meaningful contributions in return (more: Infoworld)
Mobile App Developers Are Suffering
"It's just too saturated. The barriers to adoption and therefore monetization are too high. It's easier on the web." (more: Branch)
New articles added
Android
 |  (12 votes) by (updated 3 days ago) This article is the explanation of a real-world solution that I found for myself, in notifying the family about my current location, periodically. |
|  (0 votes) by (updated 5 days ago) This article will show a performance gain with native support on Android and share some tips for increasing performance on Intel® architecture using Hero Sky: Epic Guild Wars as an example. |
| (0 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) This article clearly expresses how your Java skills and Java skills only will enable you to develop cross-platform native apps for iOS and Android. |
New Technical Blogs added
Android
 |  (2 votes) by (updated 4 days ago) In this blog post, I will show you how to create Android drawing app. This blog post is part one of a two part tutorial series where I will show you how to create simple but delightful Android drawing app. As the name indicates this drawing app will enable users to draw or sketch on […]The po |
| (0 votes) by (updated 11 hours ago) This blog post is part two of my Android Drawing App tutorials. It is strongly encouraged that you finish part one of this tutorial before proceeding with this one. At the end of part one of this tutorial, we were able to draw something with our Android drawing app and we added a number of [… |
Mobile Development
| (0 votes) by (updated 2 days ago) If you can't deploy to Windows 10 Mobile 10581, read this... |
| (0 votes) by (updated 11 hours ago) Mobile Development: Subclass foreign Window using injectDLL |
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