Facebook's iOS UI development framework goes open source
Facebook has open-sourced ComponentKit, its React-inspired framework for iOS,
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News about Mobile Development
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Marketers can't keep up on updating their mobile apps
Companies' user-facing mobile apps are not being updated enough, according to a report released by Forrester Research on the state of mobile app development by "e-business professionals," meaning those who develop applications for marketing and customer-facing reasons.
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JavaScript goes native for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone apps
NativeScript, a Telerik technology for building multiplatform native mobile apps from a single code base, is set to go to a 1.0 release in late April. Telerik is launching a beta program this week for the open source NativeScript.
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Old Java can learn new tricks from C, Android
Experts say the language should crib app isolation, locality, and automated parallelism from more modern sources
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Open source plug-in speeds mobile app development
Soasta, Cloudbees partner to connect mobile app dev to Jenkins continuous integration server, making it easier for developers to test and deploy apps to the cloud
Features about Mobile Development
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Why developers are turning to API services
As application development increasingly hooks into outside services, tools to manage all those APIs are sprouting up
Whitepapers about Mobile Development
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The Forrester Wave - Mobile Development Platforms: The 12 Providers that matter the most and how they stack up
The report evaluates mobile development platform (MDP) vendors, the 12 most significant ones were researched, analysed and scored. This report details the findings about how well each vendor fulfils the criteria and where they stand in relation to each other to help application development and delivery (AD&D) professionals select the right partner for their mobile development platform needs.
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Return on Mobile: Capturing the value beneath the surface
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Star qualities: What it takes for mobile development projects to succeed