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Mobile statistics for 2020 show that by the end of the year, Android users had 2.87 million apps at their disposal, while Apple users were able to download 1.96 million. With such a vast app market, which is constantly evolving and growing, it is more important than ever before to ensure that you’re staying ahead of the competition.
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If you’ve got an idea for an app, one of the major questions that you’re likely to have is how much it will cost to build. Apps come in all shapes and sizes, and the development cost will largely be down to complexity which is closely linked to the amount of features that you want to include and the functionality that you need.
We sadly know that air pollution is a growing problem for many cities around the globe, not only in countries such as China, India and Pakistan, but also in several European cities. Air pollution has been linked to higher rates of cancer, heart disease, stroke, and respiratory diseases such as asthma.
Privacy is certainly a hot topic at the moment. The latest WWDC20 (Apple’s developer conference) announcements showed us that customer privacy is one of Apple's top priorities. Similarly, Google’s Android ecosystem is taking its own actions in this regard.
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In the beginning was Cocoa. Well, maybe not at the very beginning of time, but at least it was there when I began to learn macOS app development. It's still here, and it doesn't look like it isn’t going anywhere soon.
This blog post was co-authored with Jacek Zdziarstek, Experienced Compliance Executive.
If there is one thing that’s certain about the mobile app market, is that it continues to be on a steady trajectory of growth, which hasn’t even been knocked off course by COVID-19. Over 180 billion apps are downloaded every single year, and the trend is unlikely to slow down.
Mobile development is rapidly evolving and developers skilled in the latest tech are worth their weight in gold. But many businesses struggle to fill the software skills gap.
So you have an idea for a great digital product and you want to build a mobile app? Where do you start? Some CEOs and CTOs come from a web and mobile development background and will have a good idea of what technology they want to use, and the steps they need to take to launch their app into the world.
WWDC 2020 brought us a wide range of developments and updates, most notably the iOS 14 WidgetKit, which we’ve been very excited to start using.
13.04.2021 | 9 min read
13.04.2021 | 10 min read
At 10Clouds, we’ve worked using React Native for several years and have used it for projects ranging vastly in scope and size. They include both large-scale apps used by hundreds of thousands of users, and small products serving solopreneurs with a handful of clients.
While the word continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic head on, it’s important to find the glimmers of hope among the bad news. Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen communities in all countries across the globe come together to play their part in improving quality of life for people everywhere, and amazing ways in which technology has kept people connected, safe and able to continue working.
Even twenty years ago, if somebody had told you that you’ll be able to access your online banking using just the image of your face, or that you could take a photo of your food and get a rough estimate of your calorie intake, you may not have believed them.
We know that React Native and Flutter are currently top when it comes to mobile cross-platform development frameworks, and as we have used both of them for different projects, we often get asked which is better for business.
Guest author: Julia Haleniuk.
During the last 10+ years, our mobile development team at 10Clouds has delivered 30+ successful digital products to companies operating in a whole range of sectors, from healthcare to finance. .
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