The Right Platform Selection for Mobile App Development

If you're a technology fan or just like new things you probably have read websites like TechCrunch, Wired, Engadget and Forbes. You must have noticed new smartphones and tablets coming out every month. Bigger, faster, thinner, lighter…

If you’re developing Android-based games or complex apps with extensive cloud integration, you’ll probably want to seek out native application development tools. These range from the Java-oriented Android SDK and Android Development Tools (ADT) Eclipse plugin to game-oriented engines like Corona to commercial enterprise platforms like the cloud-oriented Monaca toolsuite.

While smartphones are ubiquitous, mobile apps have taken the center stage among technologists, enterprises and everyday users. Over the past few years, mor

The existence of numerous tools, technologies, and approaches for mobile app development has made it difficult for enterprises and developers to choose the right framework. It starts with choosing between one of the three app development approaches, i.e, native, hybrid and cross-platform. While many still believe that native is the best approach to retain application’s performance, usability and UX, several others favor hybrid and cross-platform which helps in minimizing the overall development costs and time to maintain and market the app via code portability.

Designing apps across platforms can lead to a myriad of challenges. You must reconcile the native languages of each platform while creating a consistent UX.

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