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.

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.

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?

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.

When it comes to the development of a mobile app, one of the first questions to decide on is what to choose — native app or hybrid app. In this article, we will take a look at the difference between native and hybrid applications and try to figure out which one is better.

Mobile application development has been widely discussed in the last few years and statistical data shows that in the past 5 years the number of smartphone users has nearly doubled, from 1.57 billion in 2014 to 2.71 in 2019.

Halfway of 2019 has almost passed, we are sure, you have already started following mobile app development trends and even adopted them in your app development process. However, we do believe, a quick insight into some key trends is always of help. So, together with Goodfirms professionals, we came up with the top seven mobile app development trends of 2019.

Have you ever thought of creating an app-like website that looks good and works great on both desktops and mobile devices? Or maybe you want it to work in the offline mode and send push notifications? Sounds like a dream, and with the emergence of PWAs, this dream comes true!