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What is Material Design? It's both a philosophy and a rulebook—Google's guiding design principles that every Android app must adhere to. It's crucial for UI design, but it touches just about every other aspect of an Android app, as well, making it valuable to know before you embark on the developme Read More

Mobile-optimized languages like Apple's Swift are helping to streamline mobile development. Here's a quick look at how Kotlin is offering Android developers a more concise, readable language that lets them be more productive and write better mobile apps. Read More

You've designed and built a high-quality iOS app, and now it's been accepted into the App Store. The question now becomes: How do you help people to find it? We’ll explore three strategies in this article.
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What's the difference between public APIs and private APIs? A public API is probably what first comes to mind when you think about APIs, but these are only a small portion of the APIs that exist around the web. Here’s how they differ, what they share and with whom, and how each is transforming the Read More

When Apple released the beta of the newest version of its IDE Xcode 8 in June 2016, they released a beta update of Swift 3 along with it—the newest, open-source iteration of the Swift mobile programming language. Read on to learn more about what's new with the language, reasons why you should consi Read More

The newest Android operating system Nougat has launched—so what does the update mean for your app? What new features in Nougat should you incorporate? And how will the new OS affect your existing apps? Here are a few things to know about Nougat. Read More

The U.S. Department of Labor is cracking down on misclassifying workers as independent contractors. The problem is, classifying workers isn’t easy. A new “Misclassification Mythbusters” web page aims to clear some of the confusion. Read More

What if there was a way to make native Android apps more accessible and quicker to launch without having to be installed on a device? And what if this was possible without having to reversion the entire source code of your app? As of the last version of the OS, Nougat, Google has created a way to d Read More

You've designed and built a high-quality iOS app, now you need to get it into the App Store. In this article, we look at the submission and review process, as well as common reasons that apps get rejected and tips on how you can avoid them. Read More

Waiting for an iOS app to get approved by the App Store takes time. Waiting for a fixed version of an iOS app to get approved takes time and takes a toll on users who are dealing with bugs and crashes. Learn how Upwork patches iOS apps on the fly—without making users wait days for fixes.
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