Mobile application development is the process of creating software that runs on mobile devices and connects to external computing resources. It includes Create software bundles (code, binaries, assets, etc.), enable backend services (data access through API), and test the app on target mobile devices.
Native mobile app development:
This is the process of creating an app exclusively for one of the major application platforms such as Android and iOS. Java and Kotlin for Android, and Swift and Objective C for iOS.
Hybrid mobile app development:
A hybrid mobile application is the creation of an integrated web and mobile solution in which the main solution resides in a web format within a native mobile application platform.
Major programs are developed with web development languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which are embedded in native mobile applications with the help of plug-ins.
Cross-platform app development:
Cross-Platform App Development works on the principle of creating reusable and shareable code that can be used to build applications for different OS platforms. It brings together the idea of writing a single code, which can be reused on various platforms and significantly reduces development effort and cost.
App type
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Native
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Hybrid
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Cross-platform
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Tools
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- XCode
- App Code
- Android Studio
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- Ionic
- Apache Cordova
- Visual Studio
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- React Native
- Xamarin
- Flutter
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Rendering
Engine
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Native
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Browser
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Native
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Libraries
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Not much dependency on open-source libraries and platforms
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Highly dependent on different libraries and frameworks
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Highly dependent on different libraries and frameworks
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Debugging
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Native debugging tools
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Native + web development debugging tools
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Depends on the framework*
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Codebase
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separate codebases - one per platform
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single codebase with potential platform-specific abilities
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single codebase with potential platform-specific abilities
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The time to build a fully functional mobile processor is based on many factors. Customized UI / UX design work takes 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project and the number of modifications you need.
After that the development phase requires an additional 1 to 6 weeks, depending on the number of pages and the required functionality and we follow an active development process that helps to deliver your project in the shortest possible time.
React.js: React is a declarative, fast, and adaptable JavaScript library. ReactJS is a component-based front-end library responsible exclusively for the application's view layer. Facebook maintains on it.
Angular.js: It is a popular open-source JavaScript framework created by Google for developing web applications.
Flutter:
Programming Languages: DART
Toolset: Android Studio
DB: SQLite, Hive
Architectures: BLoC, Rebloc, Provider
Technologies: Analytics, Authentication, Cloud Fire store, Cloud Functions, Cloud Messaging, Cloud Storage, Core, Ad Mob, Crashlytics, Realtime Database, Dynamic Links, In-App Messaging, ML Custom, ML Vision, Performance Monitoring, Remote Config
Android:
Programming Languages: Kotlin, Java
Toolset: Android Studio
DB: Room Persistence Library, SQLite, Firebase Realtime Database, Realm
SDK: Android Jetpack, Constrait Layout Library, JNI, NDK, ARCore, Android Support Library, Firebase, Fabric, Sentry, Social SDK (FB, G+, Twitter), Google Maps SDK, Monetization libraries (AdMod, Appodeal, MoPub), Google Play Services
GOOGLE SDK: ARCore
GOOGLE Services: Google Maps, Cloud Firestore, ML Kit, Authentication, Push Notifications, Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics
Technologies: Classic Bluetooth, BLE, Push Notifications, OAuth 2.0, Amazon S3, NFC, WebSocket
Testing: UI Tests, end to end tests, integration tests, unit tests
iOS:
Programming Languages: SWIFT
DB: Core Data, Realm, FMDB, Firebase Database, Amazon Database.
Frameworks: Apple App Frameworks and App Core Services, Alamofire, AFNetworking, Socket.IO, SocketRocket, XMPPFramework, WebRTC, Google Plus, Google Maps, Google Places, Google Analytics, Facebook, Twitter, Firebase, AWS, One Signal, Stripe, Fabric, Crashlytics, Analytics, OAuth, Box, Intercom
Technologies: Apple Services (maps, cloud, calls, media, AR etc.), Google Services (maps, places, authorization, WebRTC, analytics etc.), Networking, Databases, Social Networks, Maps, Socket, Push Notification, OAuth, OpenCV, XMPP, Bluetooth, NFC, Payments, In-App Purchase, Firebase, Amazon Web Services, Analytics, Ads, Unit Tests, Architectures (MVC, MVP, MVVM, VIPER), Reactive programming, Dependency Injection, VCS.