#165: How Desktop-Era Frameworks Can Thrive on Mobile

Read this on the Web Mobile Web Weekly July 5, 2017   #165 Peter Cooper recommends Building m.uber: Engineering a High-Performance Web App for the Global Market — How Uber Engineering designed m.uber, a lightweight web app that delivers a native app experience for riders on mobile. Angus Croll Peter Cooper recommends Making the Jump: How Desktop-Era Frameworks Can Thrive on Mobile — How do tools that grew up on the desktop, like Ember, Angular and React, make the jump to the mobile future? Tom Dale Sponsored Build apps and scale like magic with our easy to use APIs 🔥 — Build interactive features like In-app notifications, activity streams, chat, real-time dashboards and multi-user collaboration, in minutes with just a few lines of code. Pusher Brian Rinaldi recommends NativeScript 3.1 Released — Introduces new features like the Chrome DevTools Elements tab, Android snapshot builds, and more. NativeScript Brian Rinaldi recommends Taking Responsive Web Design Beyond the Visual — A discussion on a wider interpretation of responsive web design that includes user context, push notifications, future devices and accessibility. SitePoint Chris Brandrick recommends How to Enhance Mobile Interactions with Sound Design — Some insights, plus an introduction to the Facebook Sound Kit, a collection of interaction sounds they’re making available. Will Littlejohn Brian Rinaldi recommends Code a Real-Time NativeScript App: Geolocation and Google Maps — Learn how to work with geolocation and Google Maps in NativeScript apps. Wernher-Bel Ancheta Brian Rinaldi recommends Code a Real-Time NativeScript App: SQLite — How to integrate a SQLite database into a NativeScript app to store data locally. Wernher-Bel Ancheta Peter Cooper recommends An Interview with the BBC's Sareh Heidari — A quick 13 minute podcast with a BBC News web developer discussing accessibility, globalization, and CSS at scale. Responsive Web Design Podcast Sponsored $20 Free on a New Linode Account — Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. Use promo code MOBILEWEB20 for $20 credit. linode Chris Brandrick recommends Looking At The Future of Responsive Design — A look at the evolution of responsive design and some thoughts on where it’s going. Rupert Sharp Brian Rinaldi recommends React-UWP: React Components That Implement Microsoft's UWP Design and Fluent Design System myxvisual Chris Brandrick recommends Kitten Tricks: A React Native Mobile Starter Kit — Features over 40 free and open-source app screens. Akveo Curated by Brian Rinaldi and Holly Schinsky for Cooperpress. Cooperpress is located at Office 30, Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK Update your email address or stop receiving MWW here