Mobile App Development Best Practices – 18.10

Qualcomm announces the first ever mass-market RISC-V Android SoC. In order for RISC-V as a system processor to become a viable platform for Android, a lot of work needs to be done. Developer SDKs, compilers, libraries, and a million other things need to support the new architecture. Google is working on a huge to-do list to bring Android to a viable level with RISC-V. However, the Android ecosystem for RISC-V has to start somewhere, and that start is here.

iOS

• Swift Parameter Packs
• How MEGA engineered its iOS design tokens module
• Masking Third Party Dependencies
• Hey World! A SwiftUI list of countries with TCA
• Start your first iOS Application Pentest with me..
• ContentUnavailableView in iOS 17
• Create Python Shortcuts on iOS

Android

• Qualcomm announces first ever mass-market RISC-V Android SoC
• Lamps lights in Android Studio with Kotlin A Step by Step Tutorial
• Android Pentesting 101: A Novice’s Handbook to Getting Started
• Handling “What are Kotlin Coroutines?” Interview question
• Deep Dive Into Android Memory
• inline, noinline, crossinline. What are they? — Kotlin The Series
• Automatic SMS Verification with SMS Retriever API in Android
• Lamps lights in Android Studio with Kotlin A Step by Step Tutorial

Multiplatform

• Cookit Recipes App – Recipes app for iOS and Android with Compose
• Instant Page Loads with LRU State Cache in Flutter BloC
• Explore Tic-Tac-Toe Game In Flutter

Dev

• Pokémon GO architecture to support millions of requests
• Transition animations: a practical guide
• LeetCode-style algorithms in interviews suck. Cut it out.

Marketing

• How different generations engage with video games today
• How to create a high-performing app store listing for your mobile app

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