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Oct13 Issue: 5 Reasons Why HTML5 is Right for You and Your Next App

Inside the October issue, Peach tells us what not to name your app, a reader tip on why ASO isn't the only choice for marketing, learn why poor analytics can kill your game launch, we talk Microsoft and Nokia, and we give you 5 reasons why HTML 5 might be the right choice for your next app development project, plus loads more don't miss it!

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Organic text distortion effect using infinite scrolling

Thursday, November 14, 2024 by Austin Harris

In the ever-evolving world of web design, creating visually appealing and interactive elements is crucial for engaging users. One innovative technique gaining traction involves crafting organic text distortion effects using infinite scrolling. This method leverages JavaScript and CSS to produce unique, fluid animations that captivate audiences and enhance user experienc...

Playground gaming integrated into Le Monde daily newspaper

Tuesday, March 26, 2024 by Freeman Lightner

kr3m is broadening its global outreach with the launch of a new, exciting project. The company's online gaming platform, "Playground," has been integrated into the digital services offered by Le Monde, the premier daily newspaper in France. This partnership represents kr3m's inaugural foray into markets beyond German-speaking countries, signaling the b...

Code Institute celebrates achievements from 2023

Friday, January 12, 2024 by Brittany Hainzinger

Code Institute, a provider of software development education, is thrilled to announce a series of significant successes over the past year, reinforcing its pivotal role in the tech education sector. Code Institute, the only university credit-rated coding bootcamp in the UK and Europe, has continued rapid European growth. Demonstrating its dedication to making...

Is Temu safe, legit, or dangerous: Perspective from an app developer

Wednesday, July 12, 2023 by Richard Harris

Temu is a shopping website, and app chalked full of products from overseas at ridiculously dirt cheap prices. They have almost everything you can imagine too. From laser pointer slingshots to Expresso makers, the entire ecosystem is built around keeping you shopping with a gamified experience, and it gets addicting quickly. Some of the ADM staff have placed orders an...

HotPlay in game advertising updates from NextPlay

Thursday, August 25, 2022 by Freeman Lightner

NextPlay Technologies, Inc., a digital native ecosystem for finance, digital advertisers, and video gamers, updates shareholders on continuing progress made by its HotPlay in-game advertising group and game studio towards commercial launch. Progress includes the expected commercial release of HotPlay 2.0 in calendar 2022, which, when released, will off...

Huawei Developer Conference highlights

Tuesday, November 2, 2021 by Richard Harris

The annual Huawei Developer Conference 2021 (HDC 2021) recently returned, kicking off an eventful weekend filled with highly anticipated hardware and software launches, keynotes, and tech sessions. The conference began with a bang, as five Huawei speakers affirmed their goal to forge a smart, safe and flourishing ecosystem alongside its partners in the opening keynot...

Huawei Developer Conference 2021

Wednesday, October 20, 2021 by Richard Harris

From 22nd to 24th October, Huawei Developer Conference 2021 (HDC 2021) will return to bring the latest industry trends, exciting announcements, and highly anticipated online keynotes to developers across the globe. Featuring three days filled with numerous sessions, developers can expect to hear the latest on Huawei’s HarmonyOS and HMS Core 6.0 technology, with...

Tech hiring surges in 2021

Wednesday, August 25, 2021 by Brittany Hainzinger

Tech job postings increased 16% in the second quarter of 2021, with locations, occupations, skills, and employers across the country experiencing strong quarter-over-quarter growth, according to the Q2 2021 Tech Job Report from Dice, a DHI Group, Inc. brand (NYSE: DHX). Nationwide tech hiring surges in the second quarter of 2021 ...

Infragistics Ultimate 21.1 builds on enhancements for developers

Monday, June 21, 2021 by Brittany Hainzinger

Infragistics announced the release of Infragistics Ultimate 21.1. The newest release breaks new ground in app design and developer collaboration with the world’s only digital product design platform, Indigo.Design, that lets teams build apps up to 10x faster. Infragistics Ultimate 21.1 builds on three key themes: Hyper-productivity enhancements for develo...

XRP Ledger developer chat with GM at RippleX Monica Long

Wednesday, March 31, 2021 by Richard Harris

"At RippleX, our goal is to inspire and enable the growing developer community around the XRP Ledger to build the Internet of Value, where money moves as easily as information does today", says Monica Long, General Manager of RippleX. She oversees the team working to unlock and accelerate new use cases for developers building with blockchain. ...

Overwolf review: How successful gaming apps are being built

Tuesday, February 9, 2021 by Andre Liverod

I am an in-game creator. This may be a career title you haven’t heard before, but in-game creators and mod authors are a fast-growing community of passionate gamers who build products and services around video games like apps and mods. In-game apps are basically extensions for games that provide tools that allow players to access rich data, stats, and analytics...

App design to code system from IndigoDesign expands

Monday, February 1, 2021 by Brittany Hainzinger

Indigo.Design announced the public preview of Indigo.Design App Builder. The new tool, created by software maker Infragistics, expands the Indigo.Design design-to-code system by providing designers and developers a common cloud-based platform to build and iterate UI/UX designs in real time, all while using the design tools they prefer. Once their UI is pixel-perfect, us...

Javascript is timeless says Pluralsight

Wednesday, January 13, 2021 by Brittany Hainzinger

How important is JavaScript today compared to when it first launched? Cory House When JavaScript first launched it was unclear if it would take off. It was written in a few days, and initially only offered in a single browser. Microsoft's first browser shipped with its own flavor of JavaScript called JScript. Today, JavaScript makes the world go 'round. It r...

App Store commission cuts to 15 percent for some

Thursday, November 19, 2020 by Richard Harris

In a move that is echoing througout the dev community, Apple has finally taken mercy on small developers, startups, and others making less than $1,000,000 a year by cutting the commision rate from 30% down to 15%. Accourding to the post made by Apple on their blog, if you are a developer or business earning less than $1M, you just got a raise! About 28 mil...

GPS tracking COVID-19 Coronavirus using Chirp app

Wednesday, April 8, 2020 by Brittany Hainzinger

The popular GPS tracking app - Chirp GPS has stepped up their game in the fight against Coronavirus COVID-19. They have enabled a feature in their location sharing app that asks users some simple questions when they launch the app, “Are you infected with COVID-19, are you recovering from COVID-19, are you feeling sick or feeling well?” The results get sen...

Top 10 developer technologies in 2019

Thursday, October 24, 2019 by Richard Harris

Pluralsight, Inc. announced that it has expanded its Technology Index tool to address the most in-demand technologies for IT operations, information security, and data professionals in addition to the previously existing ranking of top in-demand software developer languages. In-demand technologies according to Technology Index Pluralsight's expanded ...

Playable gaming ads lands from Luna Labs

Friday, August 2, 2019 by Richard Harris

Luna Labs has officially launched the Luna toolkit, which allows developers building in Unity to streamline the development process, and easily create lightweight experiences for HTML5 game platforms and the next generation of playable ad creation. “Luna was born in a gaming studio, where we saw first hand that there was an increasing need for HTML5 conte...

AIPowered protection for APIs

Thursday, June 20, 2019 by Richard Harris

The proliferation of APIs catalyzed by digital transformation initiatives is viewed as a virtual goldmine by hackers, who are hijacking tokens, cookies and keys, as well as targeting weaknesses in individual APIs. And all too often, static security controls fail to stop these attacks. Now, WSO2 and Ping Identity have partnered to protect APIs against cyber-attacks by co...

Making edge computing easier to deploy and access for developers

Tuesday, June 11, 2019 by Austin Harris

MobiledgeX announced its “Edge Experience” developer discovery program to simplify how developers and device makers integrate edge performance and test in real edge networks globally. The program kicked off recently with MobiledgeX providing code for the first edge computing hackathon, hosted by Telecom Infra Project (TIP) at Facebook’s campus in Menlo...

AI driven codeless testing solution drops from Perfecto

Thursday, March 14, 2019 by Richard Harris

Perfecto announced it will release Perfecto Codeless, an AI-driven codeless testing solution that allows teams to automate the process of writing test scripts regardless of skill level. Equipped with machine learning (ML) capabilities, changes to the test script are made agnostically, allowing scripts to continuously run and fix themselves without disrupting operations....

The 10 most indemand job tech skills in 2019 so far

Wednesday, March 6, 2019 by Richard Harris

Indeed (job search website), analyzed job postings from the last three months to find out which tech skills are in most demand by employers right now. Methodology: Indeed analyzed data on its job site to identify the most common tech skills by calculating the percentage of job postings that contain the skills over the last three months in the US. The list is ranke...

Why app analytics tools can get your app removed

Friday, February 8, 2019 by Richard Harris

Apple has recently started to crack down on developers that aren’t disclosing how they are capturing analytics from their users, as reported by Techcrunch and a few other sources. Analytics that includes everything from taps and swipes, to what screens users are on, length of time inside apps, and more. Some embedded SDK's developer use even record user sessio...

Dapps compared to apps

Monday, February 4, 2019 by Richard Harris

Dapps, or "decentralized app" development is still in the gestational stage, but one company has seen growth spurts in the number of active dapps throughout 2018. Dapp.com recently compiled their latest quarterly report providing a snapshot of what's happening in the market Some key takeaways from their report included: Over 900 dapps had la...

Top coding languages and technologies report sets the pace for 2019

Wednesday, January 16, 2019 by Richard Harris

The top coding languages and programs studied by its millions of users in 2018 have been released by Pluralsight, the enterprise technology learning platform. 2019 promises to be another year where software dominates the tech and IT landscape, so knowing which languages and programs are coming out on top is useful to both companies trying to keep up with competition ...

Augmented reality app creation made simple with PlugXR

Thursday, January 10, 2019 by Richard Harris

PlugXR, Inc., an Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality/Mixed Reality Silicon Valley startup based in San Jose, California (USA), has announced its flagship AR Authoring Platform, PlugXR Creator (Beta), the Fastest and First-of-its-kind AR App Creator for Android/iOS mobiles to develop powerful AR apps in Minutes. "We expect to expand the XR market starting with AR...

The benefits of single page applications as Adobe sees it

Thursday, January 10, 2019 by Gabriel Walt

Most people currently use a SPA every day without realizing it. Google Maps, Twitter, and Gmail are just a few examples of the abundance of SPAs in use today. While SPAs have been around for a while, technology advances have caused interest in them to soar over the past couple of years. Still, some misconceptions exist about the technology, many based on limitations in ...

Guest Post: It's Not a Web App, It's An App You Install From the Web

Monday, January 7, 2019 by Richard Harris

We received an email… "I heard about Forecast, but I couldn’t find it in the App Store. How do I get it?" "You don’t get it from the App Store: just go to http://forecast.io/ on your phone, and you’ll be given instructions on how to download it." "Wow, this is great! I didn’t know you could get apps outsid...

Join us for a free mobile app security threats webinar on Tuesday

Friday, December 7, 2018 by Richard Harris

In 2016, a record 3 billion Yahoo accounts were hacked, and Uber reported that hackers stole the information of over 57 million accounts. Then in 2017, 412 million user accounts were taken from Friendfinder’s sites, and 147.9 million consumers were affected by the Equifax Breach. In 2018, Under Armor said that that it's My Fitness Pal app was hacked, affecting...

Twitter and KaiOS take on KaiOSpowered smart feature phones

Wednesday, November 21, 2018 by Joyce Shen

Imagine you’re a seasoned designer for smartphones working with ever-expanding resources, including memory, CPU speed, and screen resolution. Then, one day, your manager gives you an assignment to work on a device that has less of all this and doesn’t even have a touchscreen! This is what happened to some of the designers at Twitter and KaiOS, all of whom...

Angular 7 highlights, improvements, and gotchas

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 by Richard Harris

Google recently announced its new Angular 7, which has been noted as a major release spanning the entire platform, including the core framework, Angular Material, and the CLI with synchronized major versions. These benefits along with more, such as CDK virtual scrolling capabilities and drag & drop feature, have developers excited to dive in. Carl Bergenhem, a Produ...

Telerik developer tools get many new .NET components

Wednesday, October 24, 2018 by Richard Harris

Progress announced the latest release Telerik tooling for .NET developers. With the new release, Progress now offers over twenty new Telerik components and expands the most popular components, including Grid and Charts. It also adds new themes including a Material inspired theme and a Mac inspired Crystal theme. Progress has released new components including: Web:...

Single Page Application security help

Tuesday, October 23, 2018 by Richard Harris

Single-page applications, or SPAs, are web apps that load a single HTML page and dynamically update that page as the user interacts with the app. Their origins are unclear but the concept was discussed as early as 2003 according to the archives on Wiki. SPAs use AJAX and HTML5 to create fluid and responsive Web apps, without constant page reloads - that literally means,...

The differences between web apps and native apps

Thursday, October 18, 2018 by Richard Harris

Even in 2018, years past the origional question, the debate rages on across the land, in office spaces and conference rooms every day - should we build a full-blown native mobile app, or is distributing over the web good enough? By now everyone knows the “mobile-first” mentality because statistics like 50% of web searches being done from a mobile dev...

Preventing bad app reviews according to Poq

Tuesday, October 16, 2018 by Richard Harris

Poq has released information to developers to help them understand the impacts of negative app reviews, and how to handle them, through a new white paper titled "The Ultimate Guide to Preventing Bad App Reviews". While it's aimed more towards retail-based apps, there is insightful information any developer can use inside the paper. Poq points ...

Agile failure is common but this can help

Monday, August 27, 2018 by Rachel Burger

With the closing “ding” of the New York Stock Exchange, CA Technologies, the first software company to break $1 billion in revenue in 1989, confirmed that it would no longer be an independent company. Broadcom, a massive global semiconductor company, closed the deal at $18.9 billion, touting that its newfound ownership would bring diversity to its “mis...