1. Building Versatile Mobile Apps with Python and REST
By Art Yudin, this book is a treasure for those aspiring to dive into mobile app development. It highlights the significance of RESTful web services and combines Django with React to create versatile mobile apps. With its clear examples and practical approach, this book aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, making complex concepts easier to understand for beginners and seasoned developers alike. This is a must-read if you want to expand your knowledge of modern mobile app development!
2. How to Deploy Any Web Application to the Apple App Store
Michael D. Callaghan’s guide is perfect for developers eager to reach millions of iOS users quickly. This book simplifies the process of deploying apps using Ionic’s Capacitor, making it feasible to publish web applications on the App Store in about an hour. Clear instructions paired with insights into best practices make this book an essential resource for developers from all walks of life, especially those seeking to expand their reach effortlessly.
3. Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Jonathan Stark’s manual introduces developers to creating powerful iPhone apps without diving into Objective-C or Cocoa. By employing familiar web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, this book opens doors for web developers venturing into mobile app development. It’s a fantastic entry point for those intimidated by more complex programming languages, while still providing substantial content for those aiming to expand their skill set.
4. Developing Progressive Web Applications with Angular (and Ionic)
This book by Michael D Callaghan enlightens readers on building and deploying mobile applications efficiently. It showcases how one can enjoy the benefits of modern web standards without submitting apps to Apple or Google. The combination of Angular and Ionic technology enables developers to create apps that deliver rich user experiences. By leaning into this resource, you can revolutionize how you approach app development.
5. Server-Side Swift with Vapor (Third Edition)
For those looking to venture into Swift, this comprehensive guide by the raywenderlich Tutorial Team delivers valuable insights into building web APIs and applications. The authors provide a step-by-step approach along with practical examples that make it easy to digest information. This extensive resource highlights Swift’s prowess in backend development, making it an invaluable addition to your programming library.
6. Apple Augmented Reality by Tutorials
Master creating immersive augmented reality experiences with the second edition of this book by the raywenderlich Tutorial Team and Chris Language. This guide offers comprehensive tutorials on using ARKit, RealityKit, and Reality Composer. Through real-world examples and hands-on projects, readers will elevate their skills and step into the exciting world of AR, an area rapidly gaining traction in app development.
7. Idea to iPhone
Carla White’s book serves as the essential guide for newcomers aiming to create their first app for iPhone and iPad. This resource demystifies the app development process, providing insights from ideation to deployment. Whether you have a brilliant idea or just want to see where your creativity leads you, Carla’s writing encourages you to take that leap into app development.
8. Beginning Visual Studio for Mac
Alessandro Del Sole’s guide to building cross-platform apps with Xamarin and .NET Core on Visual Studio for Mac is invaluable for developers looking to harness their skills across multiple platforms. The book provides straightforward guidance and examples, making it accessible for both novice and intermediate developers. If you want to create apps that work seamlessly on different systems, this book is tailored for you.
9. Talk to Computer, Make Apps
Christopher John Walsh introduces readers to an innovative approach of building applications using a large language model (LLM). This book is perfect for those who want to simplify the coding process and create unique apps based on custom designs. With Walsh’s proven formula, you might just be able to bring your boldest app ideas to life.
10. Beginning iPhone and iPad Web Apps
Written by Chris Apers and Daniel Paterson, this book champions HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for creating web applications for iPhone and iPad. It seamlessly guides readers through the process of app scripting, emphasizing the importance of modern web standards. If web developers wish to leverage their existing skills in the mobile domain, this book is a perfect transition.
