- The Chrome Developer Tools Tips And Tricks – Google Chrome – The Chrome Developer Tools (DevTools for short), are a set of web authoring and debugging tools built into Google Chrome. The DevTools provide web developers deep access into the internals of the browser and their web application. Use the DevTools to efficiently track down layout issues, set JavaScript breakpoints, and get insights for code optimization.
- The Complete Guide to Understanding Swift Optionals #swift #swiftlang – I am going to first have a look at what optionals are and how they to use them. Then I will talk about what problems they solve, why they are a good idea and how they enforce good practices and better code (in my opinion).
- Implementing Swipe to Refresh, an Android Material Design UI Pattern #android #designpatterns – The Swipe to Refresh pattern is a nice fit for adapter-backed views (RecyclerView and ListView, for example) that also need to support user-requested refreshes, like a list that displays a Twitter newsfeed that’s updated by a user, on demand.
- TouchstoneJS • ReactJS powered UI framework for developing beautiful hybrid mobile apps – React.js powered UI framework for developing beautiful hybrid mobile apps.
- 10 Practical Tips for iOS Developers Using Storyboards – Instead of a full-blown tutorial on how to create something with Storyboards, I’m going to cover highlight 10 things, in no particular order, that should help get you going.
- Book Excerpt: The Making of Modern Quarterbacks by Bruce Feldman – A look at how Aaron Rodgers rose to the top of his game, and what his journey reveals about football’s most important position
- Why Ford Dumping Microsoft’s Automotive Software Was Inevitable – And Probably Long Overdue – In a move which first surfaced as a rumor last February, Sync 3 ditches Microsoft entirely in favor of QNX, an industrial-strength operating system owned by BlackBerry.
- What’s New in AppCode 3.1 – AppCode 3.1 delivers long-awaited support for Swift language, together with several new debugger features and general editor improvements.
- A New Chat App Uses Mesh Networking to Bypass Carriers #meshme – An app called MeshMe lets you communicate without a cellular or Wi-Fi connection, providing enough other users are close by.
- IBM launches the first enterprise apps it cooked up with Apple – Empowering Financial Advisors to Build More Insightful Banking Experiences for Their Clients
Links for December 10th through December 14th
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