Android & Ios Application development
Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google, widely used for smartphones, tablets, and other devices. Android app development involves creating applications for devices running the Android OS using the Java or Kotlin programming languages.
iOS is the mobile operating system developed by Apple for its range of devices, including iPhones, iPads, and iPods. iOS app development primarily uses the Swift programming language, with Objective-C being an alternative.
- Frontend: React Native for cross-platform compatibility.
- Backend: Node.js for server-side development.
- Database: MongoDB for flexible data storage.
- APIs: Utilizing RESTful interfaces for seamless communication.
App Store Deployment & Post-Launch Support
Prepare and submit the app for release on respective app stores. Monitor the release and address any user feedback promptly.
Provide ongoing support, addressing any issues post-launch. Offer updates and improvements based on user feedback.
Frequently Asked Questions
Consider your audience and goals. Android offers wider reach, while iOS is known for user engagement. Cross-platform options exist for both.
Android apps go to Google Play, iOS to the App Store. Both have guidelines and approval processes.
Native means separate code for each platform; cross-platform (React Native, Flutter) allows one codebase for both.
Varies based on complexity, but expect weeks to months for completion.
App complexity, features, design, platforms, and hourly rates. Cross-platform can be cost-effective.