Tag: cross platform app development

Flutter 2.8 is the latest update to Google’s app development toolkit that comes with many new features and a massive boost in performance.   If you have not yet tried it, Flutter is a cross-platform framework to create mobile apps for android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and the web from the same code. The release … Continue reading

Why was Flutter Launched? The innovation at Google never stops. You can expect Google to come up with things they believe have a huge potential. That is how Android was born in 2008 and Flutter in 2017. In its intention to take forward the status quo in mobile app development technology Google published a free, … Continue reading

What stands in the way of a stellar business idea from turning into an overnight success is an app experience that does not bring out its gloss. That said, it isn’t easy to garner huge investments for your app business either. So, what’s an ambitious app start-up got to do? The scenario is a story … Continue reading

Introduction Google’s Flutter is a relatively new reactive cross-platform mobile app development framework that has revolutionized the way native cross-platform apps are developed. This open source technology can be used for developing native Android and iOS apps with a single codebase. Using Flutter; you can quickly build applications for iOS and Android with a common … Continue reading

Google released beta version of flutter, which is a new mobile UI framework. This framework can be used by developers to speed up the process of building native mobile apps for iOS and Android devices.  The apps can be built using a single code base with Flutter and compile directly on native processor architecture code … Continue reading

Mobile app development is a very complex and time taking task that needs lot of efforts and proper synchronization. The developers may suffer badly due to hectic schedules, coding and deadlines. If the app developers are not using the right methods of mobile app development, it will surely affect the quality and speed of the … Continue reading