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February 19, 2022

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Technical Debt - Pay It or See it Grow Exponentially!

March 08, 2019

In an Episode of Titanium Talk, Jason Kneen and Brenton House discuss "Technical Debt" among other topics. I encourage all clients to listen to this as this dilemma is confronted by many who are hosting aging apps and applications. Link to the episode. [listen from 25 to 30 minutes mark]

Simplifying Mobile App Updates: Bypassing the App Store

May 22, 2024

Submitting an app update to the app store can take time and effort. Developers must adhere to stringent guidelines, await approval, and navigate the potential pitfalls of rejection. Additionally, even after an update is successfully published, users may ignore or miss it, depriving them of critical improvements and new features. Fortunately, there are several strategies developers can use to update a mobile app without requiring a trip to the app store. These methods streamline the update process and ensure users can access the latest features and fixes immediately. Here, we outline seven options and delve into three more complex but powerful methods. Options for Updating Mobile Apps Without the App Store Remote Configuration Dynamic Delivery WebView Feature...

The Truth About Native App Development: What You Need to Know

March 05, 2023

Embarking upon a mobile app development project poses a vital, if not a critical, question at its very inception: does the project require the native dev approach, or does it merit utilizing a common dev framework? As everyone knows by now, the native choice necessitates the development of two sets of code, one for Android and another for iOS, to be maintained ad infinitum separately throughout the project’s life. On the other hand, a mobile development framework provides the convenience of developing and running your app through just a single code base. At first glance, one would wonder why anyone would want to select the native approach, given the inefficiencies in maintaining two code sets. Even with that significant consideration which sets back the cause of native app development, most apps today are developed natively. Why do decision-makers choose native over cross-platform? The answer is not as cut and dry as you might think, and the element of risk management plays a prominent...