A wide range of mobile apps in Qt/React Native/Flutter (Android, iOS). It contains information apps, applications for steering mechanical processes, and apps supporting advanced applications in medicine.
HOW DO
WE DO IT?
Even though they have become an integral part of our lives, not so long ago, mobile applications were rare. Mobile phones may have dedicated functions or modes (such as a calculator), but the applications as we know them have only recently made their debut along with smartphones. Despite the short time they are there, they have a great history behind them.
Native apps are built specifically for a mobile device’s operating system (OS). Thus, you can have native Android mobile apps or native iOS apps, not to mention all the other platforms and devices. Because they’re built for just one platform, you cannot mix and match – say, use a Blackberry app on an Android phone or use an iOS app on a Windows phone.
Because of their singular focus, native apps have the advantage of being faster and more reliable in terms of performance. They’re generally more efficient with the device’s resources than other types of mobile apps. Native apps utilize the native device UI, giving users a more optimized customer experience.
And because native apps connect with the device’s hardware directly, they have access to a broad choice of device features like Bluetooth, phonebook contacts, camera roll, NFC, and more.
At xBerry, we fall in love with flutter as it is faster than many other application development frameworks. With its 'hot reload' feature, you can experiment, build UIs, add/remove features, test and fix bugs faster. Thus, reducing the overall app development time.
Apps aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. They’ve become so ubiquitous it's hard to imagine what the world would be like without them. In 2009, Apple ran a commercial saying “There’s an app for that.” A self-fulfilling prophecy or a prediction of what was to come? You decide.
Native apps are built specifically for a mobile device’s operating system (OS). Thus, you can have native Android mobile apps or native iOS apps, not to mention all the other platforms and devices. Because they’re built for just one platform, you cannot mix and match – say, use a Blackberry app on an Android phone or use an iOS app on a Windows phone.
Because of their singular focus, native apps have the advantage of being faster and more reliable in terms of performance. They’re generally more efficient with the device’s resources than other types of mobile apps. Native apps utilize the native device UI, giving users a more optimized customer experience.
And because native apps connect with the device’s hardware directly, they have access to a broad choice of device features like Bluetooth, phonebook contacts, camera roll, NFC, and more.
At xBerry, we fall in love with flutter as it is faster than many other application development frameworks. With its 'hot reload' feature, you can experiment, build UIs, add/remove features, test and fix bugs faster. Thus, reducing the overall app development time.
Apps aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. They’ve become so ubiquitous it's hard to imagine what the world would be like without them. In 2009, Apple ran a commercial saying “There’s an app for that.” A self-fulfilling prophecy or a prediction of what was to come? You decide.
Process
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Develop the same UI and business logic on all platforms.
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Reduce code development time.
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Increase time-to-market speed.
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Similar to native app performance.
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Create custom, animated UI of any complexity.
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Own rendering engine.
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Implementation of simple, platform-specific logic.
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Ensure the potential ability to go beyond mobile.
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