Almost one-third of the mobile app developers in 2020 used cross-platform technology as per a survey conducted recently. The most commonly used cross-platform frameworks used by software developers in...
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The iOS market is the second-largest in the world after Android. But countries like the US, France, Norway, and others have more iOS market shares. Businesses looking to make a prominent space in the ...
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Initially, Java was the only programming language developers had to build applications. But with time, experts in the field brought improvements and technological advancements. As a result, we got new...
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The growth and acceptance rate of Kotlin among developers has reached a new dimension. A number of them are learning and switching over to the language and the number accounts for almost half of Andro...
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Mobile applications are changing industries and businesses. As soon as a business owner considers investing in a mobile app, he is faced with a barrage of tech terminology that he needs to wade his wa...
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React Native is a standalone framework that makes use of React and React-like syntax, but mostly relies on the phone platform’s native APIs in order to render various components.  Hiring a Reac...
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The digital age today warrants quick information access and great user experience from all mediums through which any business operates and communicates with its audience. With the customer getting spo...
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Flutter is a free open-source framework created by Google and published in 2017. It has come a long way since then and businesses and entrepreneurs have adopted it as a big part of the mobile developm...
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Developers rely on frameworks to boost the performance and efficiency of the development task when creating any mobile application. The framework makes the tedious process of creating a mobile applica...
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Moving an existing large app to a new language can seem like a daunting task. The recipe for success in such a case is to start slow, move in chunks, and test frequently to align your team for success...
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