Mobile App Development

Mobile application development involves creating installable software packages, implementing backend services, and testing the application on mobile devices.

Mobile Applications and Device Platforms

The iOS platform is the operating system that powers Apple's popular line of iPhone smartphones. The Android operating system is used not only by Google devices, but also by many other OEMs to build their own smartphones and other smart devices. Although there are some similarities between these two platforms when building applications, developing for iOS vs. Developers can build apps for hundreds of millions of devices by targeting both of these platforms.

Flutter App Development

We help you migrate your Android and iOS app development using Flutter. Our Flutter mobile app development services are devised to help you create a multi-platform existence. Our Flutter mobile app development services are devised to help you create a multi-platform existence.

Alternatives for Building Mobile Apps

There are four major development approaches when building mobile applications

• Native Mobile Applications
• Cross-Platform Native Mobile Applications
• Hybrid Mobile Applications
• Progressive Web Applications

Each of these methods for designing mobile applications has pros and limitations. Developers assess the intended user experience, the computing resources and native features required by the app, the development budget, time objectives, and resources available to maintain the app when deciding on the best development method for their projects.

Native Mobile Applications

Native mobile applications are written in the programming language and frameworks provided by the 

platform owner and running directly on the operating system of the device, such as iOS and Android.

Cross-Platform Native Mobile Applications

Cross-platform native mobile applications can be written in a variety of different programming languages and frameworks, but they are compiled into a native application running directly on the operating system of the device.

Hybrid-Web Applications

Hybrid mobile apps are created using conventional web technologies like JavaScript, CSS, and HTML5, and are distributed as app installation packages. In contrast to native applications, hybrid apps operate on a 'web container,' which includes a browser runtime as well as a bridge for native device APIs through Apache Cordova.

Progressive Web Applications

PWAs offer an alternative approach to traditional mobile app development by skipping app store delivery and app installations. PWAs are web applications that utilize a set of browser capabilities - such as working offline, running a background process, and adding a link to the device home screen - to provide an `app like' user experience.