MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT

Native mobile app development is aimed to suit and support a particular operating system and its features. Users can access them from dedicated app stores such as the Apple Store or Google Play. These mobile apps can have direct access to the hardware of the device such as the GPS, camera, microphone, etc., and hence, they are faster in execution, ultimately leading to a better user experience.

A cross-platform mobile app shares a single code base across all the operating systems. This helps in reducing the mobile application development services cost as well as time, significantly, as it makes use of common elements of OS’ to design an app that performs equally on both platforms.

Progressive web apps are cross-functional apps that bring native-app-like user experience into web apps that are built using emerging browser APIs and features. Progressive web app development follows traditional progressive enhancement strategies and is a more reliable way of engaging your users as they have instant load times and are quick to respond to user requests.

Mobile App Backend is the module of an app that runs on servers and performs the basic data processing that ultimately helps render data on the front-end or the app UI, empowering the main working of the application. It incorporates things like servers, databases, middleware, and so on.

An in-depth understanding of modern programming languages and their performance across operating systems is critical in setting up the scope of the project. It also helps in aligning the initial business goals with the demonstrated outcomes of implementing a particular technology in an app. Here are some technologies that we implement across development units:

Technologies and Frameworks:

Flutter, Sencha, Ionic, Xamarin, React Native, Angular Js, Node Js, AMP, Responsive Web Development, Progressive Web Apps

Programming Languages:

C++, C, SQL, Java, HTML5, Swift, JavaScript, Python, .NET, Java, PHP, R Programming

The mobile app development arena is deeply rooted in Android and IoS development platforms. Both harbor advanced functionalities capable of building next-gen apps. While Java and Kotlin are the two most popular programming languages used for Android app development, Objective C and Swift are widely used for iOS app development. Their tech stacks are as follows:

Android

• Android Studio
• UI Framework
• Jetpack Compose
• Android UI

iOS

• Xcode
• AppCode
• UIKit
• SwiftUI

Below are some of the points that should be considered when choosing between Android and iOS development:

Android

• Android offers developers more room to experiment and innovate as it is open source.
• It uses ROM or Read-Only-Memory, basically a firmware on which your smartphones run.
• Android also has a higher market share and hence can offer a higher investment model
• Android development is low cost compared to iOS.
• Android, Android applications can be created on Mac, Windows, and Linux whereas iOS can be created only on mac.

iOS

• Low complexity due to limited kinds of devices, lesser screen sizes, operating systems and aspect ratios, etc
• Android Application development takes a higher development time in comparison to iOS Application development
• For Testing, iOS testing platforms are faster than Android.
• Better app store security