Using Google's Flutter for cross-platform development

Read this on the Web Mobile Dev Weekly June 27, 2018   #213 Chris Brandrick recommends Using Google's Flutter For Truly Cross-Platform Mobile Development — An intro to Flutter, comparing it to other mobile development platforms, and how to use it to get started building apps. Mike Bluestein Brian Rinaldi recommends Building Serverless Mobile Applications with React Native and AWS — Building features like authentication, analytics, a managed data layer, storage & push notifications using AWS Amplify & React Native. Nader Dabit Sponsored #1 Android App Dev Company in Atlanta Identified — See how Reviews, Client Experience, and Market Presence bumps Big Nerd Ranch to the top of the list. Big Nerd Ranch Peter Cooper recommends Augmented Reality for the Web with WebXR — A new WebXR AR API has been added to Chrome Canary to enable initial testing and playing about if augmented reality is your thing. Joseph Medley (Google) Holly Schinsky recommends React Native at Airbnb: The Technology — The second post in a series where Airbnb details their experiences with React Native and discusses what’s next for them in mobile. Gabriel Peal Chris Brandrick recommends Bidirectional Scrolling is Here to Save Responsive Design — Such a scrolling system allows you “to tease a lot of content from different sections without creating the need to scroll, without hiding things behind a menu and without visually cluttering the interface by showing too much content”. Fabian Sebastian Peter Cooper recommends What It Was Like to Write a Full Blown Flutter App — Thoughts on porting an existing iOS app to Flutter. Nick Manning Chris Brandrick recommends Microsoft Edge for Android Now Comes with a Built-in Ad Blocker — Available in beta right now. Tom Warren Brian Rinaldi recommends PWA Minimus: A Minimal PWA checklist — A checklist and starter code covering the features you need to support to be a progressive web app. Ruadhán O'Donoghue Sponsored Build a Native Mobile App Hooked to Your Enterprise Auth in 5 Minutes — Connect to Open ID, Active Directory, OAuth2 or SAML. Includes fully featured mobile backend. Try it. NativeScript Chris Brandrick recommends NativeScript Now Supports Vector Types — NativeScript 4.1 now includes support for vector types on iOS. Here’s a look at how the types work and some of the things you can do with them. Teodor Dermendzhiev Peter Cooper recommends 'iPhone Only' Apps On The IPad — iPhone-only apps still get tested (and used) on iPads in their 3:2 aspect ratio version, but as of iOS 12 beta 2 the 16:9 versions will be used for a better experience. Ben Dodson Holly Schinsky recommends Parallel Programming with Swift: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? — How to control concurrency on iOS and what could go wrong when you don’t. Jan Olbrich Peter Cooper recommends Exploring Android P's 'Priority Buckets' — Priority buckets are a battery management update to Android where the system will prioritise resources based on both how often apps are used. Joe Birch Holly Schinsky recommends Testing iOS Apps without Certificate & Provisioning using Monaca Simulator Build — Monaca has released a new Simulator Build feature allowing you to test your mobile apps for iOS without the certificate/provisioning steps. Benny Wan Brian Rinaldi recommends What's New for Devs in iOS 12 and Xcode 10? — A look at coming changes for machine learning, ARKit 2, group notifications and more. Doron Katz 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