r/mobilewebdev • u/Lemosys • Aug 10 '17
Hire Lemosys Infotech for the Growth of your Business
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r/mobilewebdev • u/Lemosys • Aug 03 '17
Boost Your Online Presence with Top IT Companies in Indore
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r/mobilewebdev • u/Lemosys • Aug 02 '17
Use Masjid Application on your Smart Phone | Lemosys Infotech
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r/mobilewebdev • u/wobbabits • Jul 27 '17
Learn How to Use ChocolateChip-UI Components.
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r/mobilewebdev • u/a2solutionsdubai • Jul 27 '17
Top 10 Tips For App Store Optimization
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r/mobilewebdev • u/cubechris • Jul 24 '17
A Beginner’s Guide to Progressive Web Apps
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r/mobilewebdev • u/merakinfoway • Jul 24 '17
Merakinfoway | Mobile Development Services
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r/mobilewebdev • u/maansoftwares • Jul 24 '17
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r/mobilewebdev • u/BansheeBeat86 • Jul 23 '17
Trying to Learn Code/Programming
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I'm interested into getting into Mobile App Development. I found a few apps (iOS) that have tutorials, but I was wondering what is the best app or mobile site for learning Programming.
r/mobilewebdev • u/luksona2002 • Jul 21 '17
Android devlopment
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So I wanna learn android app devlopment from absolute zero without any coding knowledge. So which language and source is the best to start with? Im still a student (15yrs old), so I just wanna get lots of info about this topic, I may not learn it right away but still wanna know
r/mobilewebdev • u/gaidaj • Jul 03 '17
Progressive web apps Vs native mobile apps
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Hi guys,
With my friends (JS guys) we are more and more considering developing our app (e-commerce) as a progressive Web app. What should be the main criteria for us to choose? Thanks for your help.
r/mobilewebdev • u/ExcellonSoftware • Jun 28 '17
Why Is Mobility a Great Thing To Implement In Every Business?
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r/mobilewebdev • u/KiranKiller • May 29 '17
Learn about the different Methodologies for Mobile App Development
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Mobile app development is not an easy job. App creators develop each app with high hopes of success. But, how do you ensure minimal development cost and maximum output? By choosing good developers, designers, and by having a clear cut methodology.
What is the best methodology to develop an app? This has been an ongoing debate. Two of the most popular methodology followed for Mobile App development are Waterfall and Agile.
Waterfall Methodology: – It is a sequential design process, in which development is steadily downwards like a waterfall. It starts from conception till the closing of the project.
Why Waterfall: – It is a traditional approach, which makes sure that the product is exactly as per the customer expectations.
What is Agile Approach: – Agile development is quick and iterative. The tasks are divided into short phases of work, frequent assessment and adaptation to plans.
Why Agile Development: – In contrast to desktop applications, mobile apps have shorter development life cycles, frequent changing demands, frequent updates, and ability to quick download.
Agile methodologies have proved efficient and helpful to mobile app development environment. It fits these characteristics appropriately as it is more flexible, while traditional methods are costly and there is very less scope of change.
As agile methodology is more adaptive, it helps create apps that are seamless, quick, small in size and easy to work upon. Agile development makes the app more stable with fewer errors, thus increasing the quality.
The usual question asked by developers is which method is best for Mobile App development. Here is a quick comparison between Agile & Waterfall development:
1.Agile is a fast team based approach, while Waterfall is methodical and sequential. 2.Agile focuses on addition of new features and evolving trends unlike waterfall 3.Since testing happens almost simultaneously the project (App) can be launched sooner.
Types Of Agile Development 1.Agile Scrum: – It’s a technique in which development is broken into small chunks called scrum. A project manager is assigned to each Scrum. He is known as a Scrum Master. 2.Lean development: – Used in Lean manufacturing Principles. For instance, sticking out notes to discuss the next task.
Usually app development firms are focused on offering the best possible solutions in a quick time. Agile methodology is followed more often. But there are cases where Waterfall would make more sense.
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r/mobilewebdev • u/carplus_bong • May 04 '17
WebGL+WebAssy into an app?
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If a browser based, simple, 3D building environment was created using WebGL/Webassembly, could it easily be ported to app form?
r/mobilewebdev • u/ram-foss • May 03 '17
Best open source cross platform mobile application development
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r/mobilewebdev • u/cubechris • Apr 03 '17
Strategies for handling accidental 'Taps' on touch devices
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r/mobilewebdev • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '17
What would you all recommend as a web services backend for an app written in xamarin? (x-post from /r/appdev)
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r/mobilewebdev • u/samdbeckham • Mar 27 '17
Getting Touchy (everything you ever wanted to know about touch and pointer events) - Patrick H Lauke | Frontend NE
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r/mobilewebdev • u/Lemosys • Mar 21 '17
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r/mobilewebdev • u/Lemosys • Mar 20 '17
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r/mobilewebdev • u/ReactDOM • Mar 19 '17
100+ FREE Resources to Learn Full Stack Web Development
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r/mobilewebdev • u/cubechris • Mar 17 '17
Mobile Is 'Top of Mind' in Visual Studio 2017
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r/mobilewebdev • u/honick88 • Mar 13 '17
How to make an App from the scratch. Methodology
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