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To build a mobile app, it is important to decide which platform to choose. In our latest blog post, we are covering the pros and cons of app development both for Android and iOS.

Choosing a technology stack is the first essential step you need to take before developing any application. Find out how to choose a tech stack effectively.

Even if you have a business and you are an expert in what you do, it doesn’t really mean that you might know how to create a mobile app. The fastest and easiest way to get an app is to hire a professional team of developers who can build an app for you.

How to save time and create a native-like app really fast? That’s where React Native come into play. It allows creating a single JavaScript codebase that works for different platforms.

The usage of low-code/no-code platforms is rapidly increasing, according to Gartner forecasts, 65% of the apps developed by 2024 will fall for the share of low-code platforms. Read how low-code/no-code technology is changing the world of app development.

Native apps (also referred to as simply mobile apps) provide the best possible user experience and push businesses forward. But there is an opportunity to get even more benefits from this kind of apps — the deep linking.
What is it? Why to use it? How to get it? In this blog post, we are going to answer all these questions.

In 2020, the global spendings in the IT sector will keep gaining momentum and are expected to reach $4,018 billion by the end of the year. The whole IT industry gets more and more attention and influence since all the businesses and organizations search for automatization, optimization, and other tech-based improvements. However, some of its branches will attract more time, money, and effort investments than others. We are going to discuss them in this blog post.

Guess the language: easy-to-learn, concise and has the official status “ready for Android development”? Apparently, we’re talking about Kotlin. But let’s have a more precise look on it. Is Kotlin easier than Java?

We have already compared PHP and Python, Java and .Net, and some other pairs of popular programming languages. In this blog post, we will talk about Java and Javascript.

If you ever thought of creating a mobile app you were most likely facing a question which technology or language to choose for its development.