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Redux is a unidirectional data flow architecture that makes it easy to develop, maintain and test applications. In this post I'll explain how you can start writing mobile apps with Flutter using the Redux architecture.
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We've been looking in-depth into what Android P Slices are and how you can write an app to host them. In the second part of this series we'll be exploring the other side of the coin and see what a Slice is made of, and how to create a SliceProvider to expose your Slices to other apps.
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We've seen what Android P Slices are and how you can write an app to host them. In the second part of this series we'll be exploring the other side of the coin and see what a Slice is made of, and how to create a SliceProvider to expose your Slices to other apps.
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In this article, we visualise the current state of things for the more popular iOS and Android cross-platform frameworks. Read on to see a definitive answer on what each framework can and cannot do, and how they compare. Choosing a cross-platform SDK because it is supposed to increase speed or
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Native mobile development is dead. Long live React Native, Xamarin and the new kid on the block, Flutter. Why write twice, when you can write once, run anywhere — or at least, "Learn once, write anywhere"? Cross-platform solutions seem like an ideal solution to a number of issues, but
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In this article we investigate the current state of things for the more popular iOS and Android cross-platform frameworks. Read on to get a definitive answer on what each framework can and cannot do, and how they compare. The ultimate goal of a cross-platform framework should be to enable a
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With a new year comes a new start. At Novoda we are always learning but the new year is a great milestone for starting a new project. What are some of our engineers up to in 2018? 2017 was an amazing year, we spoke publicly about our Novoda Craft University
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The idea was to try to build a chat bot and see how far we can get in a week and a half. Let's see what we did, how, where we got blocked and what are the lessons we learned along the way. Spoiler alert: we went pretty far. Some
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In the previous post we saw why one should care about backing up and restoring their apps’ data, and one possible way of doing it. In this second and last part, we’ll see an easier way to backup data, and how we can ease migrations/reinstalls even more by
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