Mobile Newsletter - A Class for Selecting a Profile Image

Thursday, March 10, 2016	View online

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First Preview of Android N: Developer APIs & Tools

Today we're happy to announce a Developer Preview of the N release of Android! (more: Android Developers)

Announcing Tools for Apache Cordova Update 7

In this update we have some new features as well as bug fixes. (more: Visual Studio)

Using C and C++ in an iOS App with Objective-C++

C or C++ development is more straightforward with iOS because of a feature called 'Objective-C++'. I'll discuss what Objective-C++ is, its limitations and how it's used for building iOS apps. (more: Sitepoint)

Getting Started With Ionic: Introduction

Ionic is a popular mobile app framework that helps you build hybrid mobile apps quickly, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. (more: Tuts+)

Best UI design principles to develop strong mobile apps

Countless of apps spring up daily like mushrooms after the rain, but not all developers have what it takes to make their apps great. By following these steps, you will learn or remember that details make the difference and can make or break an app. (more: Jaxenter)

My NativeScript Experience

When Modulus needed its app rewritten, it was a perfect opportunity for me to explore NativeScript to rewrite the app. In this article I'll share some of my experiences using NativeScript to build this app. (more: Telerik)

Top 5 Breakout Mobile Design Trends for 2016

If you want to enjoy a view from the front, you're going to need to step up your mobile design. (more: Sitepoint)

Articles updated

iOS and watchOS

A Class for Selecting a Profile Image   (2 votes) by Will J Miller (updated 2 days ago) Using UIImagePickerController to replicate the profile selection features found in the contacts app requires solving some vexing problems. This article presents one approach for a class that replicates the functionality using the UIImagePickerController.

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