#192: PWAs in iOS 11.3

Read this on the Web Mobile Dev Weekly January 31, 2018   #192 Brian Rinaldi recommends PWAs Are Coming to iOS 11.3: Cupertino, We Have A Problem — Multi-platform PWAs are now possible, but right now iOS support comes with some caveats. Maximiliano Firtman Chris Brandrick recommends Mobile Web Apps Finally Becoming An Alternative to Native Apps — “web apps are finally becoming an alternative to native applications, and that’s something to be excited about” Corbin Davenport Sponsored Multimodel Flexibility with EDB Postgres — Learn how the unique capabilities of EDB Postgres helps inMobi serve more than 26 billion ad impressions per month worldwide. EnterpriseDB Brian Rinaldi recommends Progressive Web Apps Are Here. What's The Big Deal? — PWAs are mobile-friendly sites that can do many things native apps can do, and they’re coming to Firefox for Android. The Firefox Frontier Holly Schinsky recommends The Increasing Nature of Frontend Complexity — The rise in frontend complexity stems from the confluence of three mega-trends coming together to create a perfect storm. Kevin Ball Peter Cooper recommends Swift Project Launches Swift Forums — Develop for iOS using Apple’s Swift? There are now open forums being monitored by the Swift team. Swift Forums Mobile Web Brian Rinaldi recommends What's New in Safari 11.1 — Introduces Service Worker support, the Payment Request API, web inspector changes and various security fixes. Apple Peter Cooper recommends Swiper: Modern Mobile Touch Slider — A touch slider aimed at mobile use with hardware accelerated transitions. Demos here. Vladimir Kharlampidi Holly Schinsky recommends Building A Progressive Web App with Stencil: An Introduction to Stencil — Using Ionic’s web component compiler Stencil to create a PWA. Josh Morony Peter Cooper recommends wasap.js: Start A WhatsApp Chat From Your Site Conversabit Hybrid Apps Holly Schinsky recommends PhoneGap 8.0.0 Now on PhoneGap Build, iOS upgraded to XCode 9.2 — PhoneGap 8.0.0 is now available on PhoneGap Build with support for Cordova Android 7.0.0 and XCode 9.2. Ryan Willoughby Holly Schinsky recommends Migrating from Framework7 v1 to v2: A How To Vladimir Kharlampidi Holly Schinsky recommends Using Ionic 4 Components in Your Vue.js Apps — Interested in using Ionic components, but want to stick to Vue.js? Well it’s now possible, thanks to Stencil. Paul Halliday Native Development Holly Schinsky recommends Mobile Application Architecture: React Native with Redux — A white paper on architecting mobile apps with React Native and Redux, including a look at Redux’s high-level components and key goals. Ajit Singh Bhurgy Peter Cooper recommends The Complete List of iOS & Android 2018 Conferences Bugfender Brian Rinaldi recommends How to Code a Navigation Drawer for an Android App Chike Mgbemena Chris Brandrick recommends Web and Mobile Code Sharing with Angular and NativeScript — This hour-long webinar explains how you can leverage Angular and NativeScript to streamline your dev process, bringing your web and mobile code under the same roof. NativeScript Holly Schinsky recommends React Native Pros and Cons — This article takes a look at the advantages of React Native, why it’s so popular, and some potential drawbacks you might want to consider. Jim Karg 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 MDW here