Objective C was once the darling of the iOS development community. It was powerful and intuitive and dominated the mobile app market for a while. But things have changed. Swift is quickly becoming the new king of iOS development, and for a good reason: it’s more powerful, easier to use, and faster to develop. If…
App design is an art form in and of itself. And with the proliferation of different form factors for mobile devices, it’s more important than ever to be able to design applications that look great on all screens. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some common form factors and discuss how you…
Debugging and building your app can be a daunting task. You want to make sure that your application is running as smoothly as possible, but every time you make a change you run the risk of introducing errors. This blog post provides some tips on how to debug your app and make changes without introducing…
Introduction iOS is one of the most popular mobile operating systems on the market, and for a good reason. It’s reliable, user-friendly, and packed with features that make developing and deploying applications a breeze. This blog post will discuss some of the best practices for building and deploying iOS applications. From understanding Apple’s development environment…
In today’s world, it’s essential that companies have security measures in place to keep their data and assets safe. This includes not just physical assets, but also digital content and information. One of the most common security measures is access control, which allows administrators to control who has access to what. In this blog post,…
Android Studio allows developers to use advanced features to enhance their productivity. They can build the UI using the Layout Editor, allowing easier workflows, and ensuring the project is finished on time. The layouts can be designed by dragging the UI elements to the visual editor. It can be previewed across multiple devices to assess…
Jetpack is a suite of libraries which helps the developers adhere to industry best practices. It can help minimise the need for boilerplate code. You can write code which is consistent across Android versions and devices. (Source: https://developer.android.com/jetpack) WindowManager You can use the WindowManager library for supporting various device form factors. Unbundling the WindowManager You…
Developers can use the Android Emulator to create simulations of various Android devices on their computers. The application can be tested on numerous devices without requiring any physical device. The application can undertake all the features of an actual Android device. It is also faster to test your application on the Emulator than on real…
Several Android devices have sensors which can quickly measure orientation, motion, etc. The sensors can provide precise information and can help the user to examine changes in the environment. There are ways by which the Play Store app can track information through a gravity sensor for gathering knowledge about complex gestures, like shaking, swinging, tilt,…
The form factor of Play Store apps must adapt to different types of devices. The applications can also be run on various television sets, different sizes of handsets and Chrome devices. You must consider the methods of interaction, too, as the television sets will not have a touchscreen. The developers must also consider the font…
