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Hybrid Mobile Development

I have always been excited on mobile development although I had only few opportunities to get my hands dirty. I came across this series of blog posts by Rashmika Nawarathne which tell the story of hybrid mobile development from 'why' to 'how'.

I have been the following the blog posts and thought it is certainly worth sharing with others as well.

You can find the introductory blog post of the series  at,
http://blog.nawaratne.com/2015/10/mobile-enablement-intro.html. 

You can follow the rest of the series from his blog.


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