Using Google's Flutter for cross-platform development

— An intro to Flutter, comparing it to other mobile development platforms, and how to use it to get started building apps.

— Building features like authentication, analytics, a managed data layer, storage & push notifications using AWS Amplify & React Native.

— A new WebXR AR API has been added to Chrome Canary to enable initial testing and playing about if augmented reality is your thing.

— The second post in a series where Airbnb details their experiences with React Native and discusses what’s next for them in mobile.

— Such a scrolling system allows you “to tease a lot of content from different sections without creating the need to scroll, without hiding things behind a menu and without visually cluttering the interface by showing too much content” .

— Thoughts on porting an existing iOS app to Flutter.

— Available in beta right now.

— A checklist and starter code covering the features you need to support to be a progressive web app.

— NativeScript 4.1 now includes support for vector types on iOS. Here’s a look at how the types work and some of the things you can do with them.

— iPhone-only apps still get tested (and used) on iPads in their 3:2 aspect ratio version, but as of iOS 12 beta 2 the 16:9 versions will be used for a better experience.

— How to control concurrency on iOS and what could go wrong when you don’t.

— Priority buckets are a battery management update to Android where the system will prioritise resources based on both how often apps are used.

— Monaca has released a new Simulator Build feature allowing you to test your mobile apps for iOS without the certificate/provisioning steps.

— A look at coming changes for machine learning, ARKit 2, group notifications and more.