The cost of app update is an uncomfortable topic
Photo by David Blackwell When we buy an app from the app store, the updates are generally free. When we use a SAASÂ (software as a service) website, they are constantly updating and improving their features and usability and you will get them either for free or in exchange for a relatively low monthly subscription fee. […]
Why Mobile First and Web APIs matter so much from now on
Statistic provided by Statista The mobile traffic on the web will increase 8 times by 2020. The fact that more people are accessing information on the web using their mobile devices rather than desktop isn’t exactly news. Right now %15 to %25 of the traffic that we get on our websites is mobile. These type of […]
A better approach for integrating web marketing and web apps
Image by Insomnia Cured Here Marketing websites are built to communicate information about an organization or company with their target audience. They provide published pages describing the organization’s history, products, services, contact forms and such. End users browse and read the content of marketing websites. Some marketing websites offer downl
Here is why your mobile app isn’t as polished as mainstream apps
Photo by Alf Melin A new enterprise client of ours had prior experience with having their apps developed and they asked: Despite all the money that we’ve spent on designers and developers, why is it that our mobile app never turn out as polished and user friendly as apps like Dropbox, Pinterest, or Instagram? The […]
Nooku Jam in Belgium Covered Mobile Development Technologies
Last week Rastin visited Europe to meet up with a group of developers and technologists in the city of Leuven in Belgium. The one week long unconference was called Nooku Jam which was organized by Timble. There were 23 attendees from 10 different countries and lots of code, projects, and ideas were shared. This year’s […]