Mobile App Development Blog (Page 8)

This article introduces Qt as a versatile cross-platform mobile app development framework, detailing its advantages, alternatives, and various use cases.

In this article, we explain why you need a custom mobile application and provide a step by step guidance on how to reduce your app development costs.

Why are cloud mobile applications so popular? There are a number of reasons why cloud apps are gaining popularity. Check out our latest blog post and discover how your business can benefit from cloud app development.

App development methodologies help make the workflow smooth and maintain the development team focused. Find out which app development methodologies to choose in 2023.

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.

This article is about React Native, its benefits, pre-development considerations, and the app-building process for iOS and Android platforms.

This article explores the concept of mobile deep linking, highlighting its importance in improving the user experience, personalizing interactions, and optimizing marketing campaigns within mobile apps.

This article explores the difference between native and cross-platform mobile app development, discussing the advantages and characteristics of each approach.

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.

Considering the fact that more than 50% of all global online traffic comes from smartphones and tablets, the importance of a good-looking website on a mobile device is inevitable. Still, it is difficult to cover all types of mobile screen resolutions and internet formats with a single solution. Luckily, such companies as Google always put user experience first, offering such open source solutions as AMPs (Accelerated Mobile Pages).