Mobile App Development Best Practices – 01.11

Match (Tinder, Hinge, OKCupid, Match.com and others) and Google have reached a pre-trial agreement and now the former company’s dating apps will be able to have alternative payments even when distributed in the latter’s store. It still doesn’t apply to everyone yes and the benefit is obvious for the big players like Match. Google User Choice Billing will reduce commission payments from 15% and 30% to 11% and 26% respectively. In other words, the “Google tax” will be reduced by 4% (Apple – by 3). In general, third-party payments are being implemented. As predicted – it makes absolutely no sense for small developers.

iOS

• Server-side Swift? Why not?
• Builder Design Pattern in iOS
• Singleton Design Pattern in iOS
• The Future of Accessing User Location in SwiftUI
• The curious case of ShareLink with plain text strings
• SwiftData CRUD Operations
• Moya – Network abstraction layer written in Swift

Android

• How to Use Render Effects in Jetpack Compose for Stunning Visuals
• Kotlin Coroutines vs Threads Memory Benchmark
• The Syntax Chronicles: Implementing Google Sheets API in your Android app

Multiplatform

• 12 Image Tips and Best Practices for the Best UX Performance in Flutter
• Networking in Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Using Ktor
• How to create a Flutter plugin step by step
• Flutter: State Management with pure MVVM

Dev

• Tech Interview Handbook
• Local AI Stack – A starter kit to build local-only AI apps

Marketing

• Google and Match Group reach settlement in app store antitrust case

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