If you have ever used a Mac computer or an Apple smart phone, then you have been the recipient of Xcode. Xcode is Apple’s integrated development application platform, and it has a rich history of accomplishments since first released in 2003. The Xcode platform is robust. not only is it used to dev.....
Read MoreTwenty years ago, smartphones didn’t exist. Ten years ago, only the iPhone existed, and even then, only about 40,000,000 phones were sold. Compare that to today’s annual sales of over 200 million, and it’s clear the marketplace today does not exist without the driving forces of mobile tech.....
Read MoreDetermining the cost to develop a mobile app is a question we hear every day. In fact, it’s not just common, it’s usually the first question uttered after “Hello, my name is _“. The problem is that software development costs, whether for an application, firmware, mobile app or intranet data.....
Read MoreIf your company is in need of a mobile app for your business, there are three paths. You will either hire your own in-house developer, hire a local Phoenix firm to build your app or you will offshore. This article addresses offshore. Outsourcing app development has pros and cons. If you believe that.....
Read MoreSo, you have finally decided to develop an app, and assuming you have already completed your due diligence, understand your demographics and physiographic profiles, have completed your prototype or wireframes, and understand your revenue model, you are now ready to select a mobile application devel.....
Read MoreBy: John Tomblin, Solutions Architect At very first glance, it is difficult to find differences between a native location and the one who have created with the Facebook framework. How to react with native work. In fact, it’s not fully native. The framework uses the native platform and particula.....
Read MoreBy: John Tomblin, Solutions Architect PhoenixBizz A recent call from a prospective customer led to a question we hear regularly. What is the difference between a website and a web application? My response was "A website is to the backyard pool as a web application is to an ocean". Maybe a bit ov.....
Read MoreBy: John Tomblin, Solutions Architect Phoenix Bizz In last week's article discussing web application development, I talked about audience, general standards, design, programming languages, browser standards, and testing. This week we are going to discuss domains, navigation design, component.....
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