Mobile App
Development

The development of a mobile application is a complex process that requires precise planning, creativity, and technical proficiency. When exploring this dynamic field, it is crucial to understand the course of application development and the factors influencing its cost. The phases from the initiation of the concept to the launch of the application on the market involve numerous steps and decisions that impact both the final cost and the quality of the resulting product.

​What is the process of application development?

​​Initial phase and concept: Here, the customer discusses their idea with developers and defines the requirements and goals of the application.

Design and layout: This phase involves creating wireframes, UI/UX design, and developing the visual design of the application.

​Application development: Programmers begin working on the application based on the defined requirements and design.

​Approval and release: The application is submitted for approval to the app store (App Store for iOS, Google Play for Android), and once approved, it is made accessible to users.

Difference between native and cross-platform development


Native development:
Native applications are developed specifically for individual platforms (iOS, Android) using the respective languages and tools for each platform.

  • Advantages:
  1. Optimization: They offer excellent performance and user experience due to direct integration with the features and capabilities of the specific platform.
  2. Better access to hardware: They have easier access to hardware features of the device, such as the camera, sensors, or notification systems.
  3. Better support and approval: They often have a smoother path to approval in app stores (App Store, Google Play).
  • Limitations:
  1. More work: It requires developing the application separately for each platform, which can be time-consuming and financially demanding.
  2. Different skills: It requires developers to have knowledge of specific languages (Swift/Kotlin for iOS, Java/Kotlin for Android).


Cross-platform development:
These applications are developed using technologies that enable code sharing across different platforms, allowing the creation of a single application for multiple platforms simultaneously (on both iOS and Android).

  • Advantages:
  1. Code sharing: Reduces costs and time by allowing the sharing of a significant portion of code across different platforms.
  2. Unified development: Ensures consistency of the application on various platforms, which can simplify management and maintenance.
  • Limitations:
  1. Limited functionality: Some advanced features of a specific platform may be restricted if not supported by cross-platform tools.
  2. Performance and optimization: Performance may be slightly lower than fully native applications due to abstraction and layers between the application and hardware.

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