Boom! It’s Tuesday, ladies and gents, which means that were here again with a new portion of the most exquisite and delicious brainfood from all over medium and the Internet: guides, lifehacks, experience-based Stories, and more. Without any further ado, let’s get straight to them!

1. An introduction to Progressive Web Apps. Flavio Copes walks you through the basics of PWA, elaborating on their alternatives and core concepts.
2. Today I launched my first mobile app. Here’s what I learned. An inspiring story about how Harshita Arora developed her Crypto Price Tracker and successfully launched it on the App Store. The article will be especially interesting for those who is planning to or has just entered upon the path of a mobile developer.
3. Part 2: How to stop me harvesting credit card numbers and passwords from your site. He’s back! In his second post, David Gilbertson explains how to prevent your credit card data from getting stolen.
4. The Beginner’s Guide to React. A simple, but comprehensive post about what to get started with when learning the most popular JavaScript framework. By Flavio Copes.
5. Learn iOS Programming from Top Swift Articles of 2017. Mybridge has analyzed about 15k articles devoted to Swift development, handpicking the most helpful tips and pieces of advice.
6. Ruby on Rails is Dead — 2018 Edition. Every now and then the community bursts with rumors that Ruby on Rails is living out its last days. As a company that uses this framework as its main tool, we’ve decided to once again find out whether that speculation is true.
7. Stimulus 1.0: A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have. Written by DHH himself, the article talks about why they created Stimulus and how it fits in in Basecamp.
8. Actionable advice & Stories to start learning to code. The author of the article shares stories and pieces of advice from seasoned developers: how they started, what you should focus on, etc.
9. JavaScript: Continue vs Break. Reading this post should give you a better understanding of the differences between these to statements. By Brandon Morelli.
10. Be Careful What You Log — It Could Crash Your App. Craig Russell shares his experience about logging variables in your Android app.

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