A native app is one that is installed directly onto the smartphone and can work, in most cases, with no internet connectivity depending on the nature of the app.
Whether you are a seasoned Developer or new to the game, you will be aware of the many programming languages available to you as you start work on a new web or mobile app. Sometimes the decision about which language to use is straightforward, but other times you may...
This blog was originally written in 2016 and has been updated frequently. So you’re dreaming big dreams for 2020 - maybe you want to start a blog, set-up an ecommerce site for your handmade throw cushions, or finally create that cooking app that you always wish...
As with any 'branding' exercise, when it comes to App Store Optimization the key is to be consistent in both your communication and user experience. This means that the success of your product is built on both its visual appeal and the quality of the experience that...
With over 2 million apps currently available between Apple’s App Store, Google Play Store and Windows Marketplace it’s an understatement to say that it can be hard to get your app noticed in the crowd. And while there are a number of marketing techniques which can...
We are recommending that clients who are running on Parse contact AllCode about our Parse Server Migration service. The Parse Hosted service will be retired on January 28th, 2017. If you would like to migrate your solution off of Parse, please contact AllCode ASAP.The...
“Should we build Native Apps, Non-Native Apps, or Hybrid Apps for iOS and Android?” We get this question all of the time. In most cases, the answer is yes, your mobile should be written in a native language. The only times that you should consider building a...