Ever since Apple created the iOS ecosystem, countless developers moved to focus their energies on the mobile world. As a result, more and more content is being consumed and more apps are being used as routine parts of people’s daily lives. It seems mobile is dominant in every way. However, according to Web analytics company … continue reading
Big-budget apps should be made natively; smaller, faster-to-market apps should go with HTML5 or hybrid … continue reading
Sencha finds a majority of survey respondents are working with HTML5 and plan to stick with it in 2014 … continue reading
The Telerik Platform allows developers to pick the best approach for any project … continue reading
What HTML5 is doing right, and what it needs to improve to compete with native development … continue reading
Hybrid mobile practices became most prevalent in 2013, while 2014 shows early signs of being the year of the wearable … continue reading
A Telerik survey reveals HTML5 approaches are becoming more popular among developers, particularly mobile ones … continue reading
Code written using Delphi and compilers doesn’t require a runtime engine to access device … continue reading
Native iOS and Android apps can now be built using Microsoft Visual Studio … continue reading
Both of these technologies will do well, and so will companies that use them both … continue reading
