Development

Posted 29 Mar 2021 | Development, iOS

Our Top Swift Education Resources - 2021

We’ve dedicated time to collecting a refined list of the best Swift resources. No matter your preferred method of intaking knowledge, we’ve got you covered!

Posted 20 Dec 2019 | Development, iOS, Android

Shrink your app with Flutter SVG

Vector-based image formats like SVGs allow for smooth image scaling at any size.

Posted 11 Dec 2019 | Development, Android, iOS

Animation in Flutter

Beautiful and fluid UIs which maintain 60 frames per second are a subtle mark of an excellent app experience.

Posted 10 Jun 2019 | Development, iOS

Optical Text Recognition in iOS 13

At WWDC 2019, the iOS Vision framework got a big upgrade.

Posted 22 May 2019 | Development, Android

How to cast to the big screen using Chromecast in your Android app

Chromecast-enabled apps can serve high-quality content that is best for viewing on a big screen.

Posted 18 Jun 2018 | Development, iOS, Android

Flutter Takes Off at Google I/O

Flutter is Google’s mobile app SDK for crafting high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android in record time. This year’s Google I/O conference prominently featured Flutter alongside native development experiences.

Posted 19 May 2017 | Development, Android

Kotlin Officially Supported on Android

Google I/O started off on Wednesday with some exciting new products for consumers and plenty of improvements for developers, including an unexpected surprise.

Posted 26 Mar 2017 | iOS, Development

How to Automate Swift Boilerplate Code with Sourcery

Swift is missing features to automate away boilerplate code, but a new project called Sourcey creates a handy Swift code generation tool. Here’s how it works.

Posted 25 Mar 2017 | Development, iOS, Android

Putting a Chat Bot with Amazon Lex in a mobile application

In December, Amazon announced Amazon Lex, and we’ve been excited about building an Amazon Lex chat-bot inside a mobile app ever since. I’ve even put together a quick tutorial below about how to let consumers talk to your mobile app by typing or voice.