Alex Curylo05/22/13
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100 Killer App Tools

Here’s a roundup of tools for the developer which’ll almost certainly have something new to you. Read the comments too. There are more mentioned there.

Eric Genesky05/22/13
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Setting Up Your Environment for iOS Development

Here's a one-hour tutorial from Developer Direct that focuses on setting up your environment for iOS development.

Eric Genesky05/21/13
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Beginner's Android Development Tutorial

In this first part of my Android Development Tutorial I'm going to describe almost every file and folder used to develop an Android app.

Matteo Pagani05/21/13
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Backup and restore on Skydrive in Windows Phone 7

This is a simple solution to backup and restore your data in your application: there’s room for improvement (for example, you can encrypt the file before uploading it), but this tutorial covers pretty much all of the basic steps. Have fun!

Eric Gregory05/21/13
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I/O 2013: Android Graphics Performance

Chet Haase and Romain Guy from Google's Android UI team share some tips and tricks for getting the most out of Android graphics.

Remy Sharp05/20/13
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My Workflow v2: Mobile, DevTools & LiveReload

Since I’m at Mobilism 2013 I think it’s worth sharing my recent mobile (mainly CSS) workflow. It’s not rocket science, but it’s a nice follow on from my workflow with devtools I shared a few months back.

Christian Grobmeier05/20/13
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Would You Use PhoneGap Again?

There is a lot of interest in Cordova these days. It’s understandable: with thousands of platforms around it is hard to build a mobile app for all of them.

Ovais Mehboob A...05/20/13
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Review: Object-Oriented Thought Process 4th Edition – by Matt Weisfeld

A great book to learn the Object oriented principles and start thinking in object terms. Matt has provided the real life examples which help reader to understand the concept of object oriented...

Toni Petrina05/19/13
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Using Viewbox for Automatic Control Scaling in Windows Phone

Presenting content of varied size can often be tricky. For example, displaying names of metro stations with fixed font size, and it always is a fixed font size, can result in a part of the text being clipped off. Or if you use text wrapping, a large block of text can extend way beyond your intended design.

Deepu Mohan Puthrote05/19/13
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When to Use Interfaces in Your Application

There are several advantages in utilizing the features of Interfaces in general programming. As you may already know, interfaces define a set of functionality as a rule or a contract. When you implement an interface all of these functionality must be implemented in the concrete class.

Adam Grocholski05/18/13
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Android to Windows 8: Working with a SQL Database

Learn how to write code in Windows Store apps for Windows 8 that works with structured data in SQLite—apopular database that’s familiar to Android app developers.

Eric Gregory05/17/13
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Data Science Goes Mobile

In this talk from Strata 2013, Yael Garten of LinkedIn explores the wide open world of mobile analytics.

Den Delimarsky05/17/13
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Windows Phone Apps - Saved Photos to the User and Back

Den Delimarsky explains what's the best way to handle a tricky photo storage situation in Windows Phone applications.

John Blanco05/17/13
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Google is Winning the Developers; How Apple Can Win Them Back in an Instant

Google is winning the developers. The tools are outpacing Apple’s XCode which still suffers from excruciatingly long wait times to get the most obvious, and obnoxious, bugs fixed up. Storyboards are a duplication of XIB’s without replacing them. Autolayout is an unmitigated disaster.

Alex Ruiz05/17/13
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Android Studio: Our New, Shiny Android IDE

The cat is out of the bag: yesterday, during Google I/O‘s keynote, we announced our new IntelliJ IDEA-based Android IDE, Android Studio. This is what my team has been working on for the past months.