Mobile App Development Best Practices – 17.10

Xiaomi has unveiled a new OS to replace MIUI — HyperOS. It is based, of course, on “deeply modified Android and the independently developed Vela system”. The system has completely rewritten the underlying architecture and is preparing the public base for the “Internet of Everything”, for tens of billions of devices and tens of billions of connections in the future. How it all looks and works, though, is still unclear. HyperOS will first appear in the Xiaomi 14-series, and so far there’s not even an idea of what the OS will look like, nor are there any details on the new features.

iOS

• Grape – A Swift library for force simulation and graph visualization
• Concurrent Programming in SwiftData
• Thread dispatching and Actors: understanding execution
• Being a good citizen in the land of SwiftSyntax
• Content Unavailable Views
• How to customize Enum Decoding in Swift with code samples
• Mastering Concurrency with Dispatch Groups in Swift

Android

• Maestro: Android modern UI Testing
• Building a search screen with Jetpack Compose
• Avoid return statements in Jetpack Compose!
• AndroidX moving to minSdkVersion 19
• Minimizing APK Size: Techniques for Shrinking Android App Size
• What Are the Differences Between KAPT and KSP in Android?
• Taking pictures using Jetpack Compose

Multiplatform

• How to Design an Effective Bloc State Management in Flutter Development
• XCode 15 React Native Troubleshooting Guides

Dev

• JetBrains launches Writerside documentation tool
• Xiaomi has unveiled the new HyperOS
• How Discord Stores Billions of Messages — Big Surprises in System Design

Marketing

• Netflix will reportedly turn more of its hit shows into games
• “Power of Play 2023” report

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