2nd chapter of our series dedicated to the topic of making an application. This one will focus on the design and how to tackle its creation in such a way that could save you both time and money.
Everyone is making an app nowadays. Today’s article is going to kick-off a series in which I’m going to describe what is needed when you have an idea you’d like to turn into reality.
Many entrepreneurs or yet-to-be entrepreneurs want to use Uber's experience and build an app based on well-developed, market-verified concept. Naturally, it comes to the point when you start looking for more details on how to design app like Uber.
Node.js - the most commonly used technology in the world. Here's a few top companies that use it on a daily basis.
5 trends in the mobile development world that have a chance to dominate year 2019.
Have you ever had an idea to build a fitness application to promote a healthy lifestyle or maybe boost your gym’s stats by developing a custom system for your visitors? If you’ve answered “Yes!” but don’t know where to start - I’ll try to do my best and make everything clearer.
Today, I will try to answer the simple question: why choosing React Native as a framework for your native mobile applications can bring your product to life faster and cheaper. Shall we begin?
A lot of people, when asked why they want to start their businesses, won’t feel comfortable with naming money as one of the reasons because of the stereotype that labels those who want to have money as greedy. I think you’ll agree with me if say that’s...
Berlin. Considered one of the best startup hubs in the world, Berlin offers a lot of diversity and an international ecosystem to those, who’d like to build their own startup. After my last article, titled London Startup Trends 2017, it’s time to move onto the continent. I met...
In this interview, we talk to Tor Ivar Våge, founder of a Norwegian fitness app startup InfoGym about their journey from a touch-screen device you'd find in a gym to Best App of the Year 2016.