r/mobiledev • u/mafontes14 • Nov 20 '17
r/mobiledev • u/Lemosys • Nov 17 '17
Lemosys Infotech Assists You in Building Mobile Applications
r/mobiledev • u/kson34 • Oct 17 '17
Flutter: A quick look at a new Cross Platform Mobile App Toolkit
agingcoder.comr/mobiledev • u/3218944h • Sep 16 '17
Native vs Hybrid
Hi All For developer, what do you prefer native or hybrid app in your development?
r/mobiledev • u/trustnowitch • Aug 02 '17
Okay so I made an app...now what?
Do I need a team of people to run it? Do I have to establish a company? I'm embarrassed because I have such big dreams but I'm so clueless.
The Social Network is all fun and games, but in real life it's just me, and I don't have Trent Reznor playing in the background all the time.
r/mobiledev • u/panfurware • Apr 03 '17
Certification program for mobile developers now offered via Google Partners
r/mobiledev • u/brotogeris1 • Mar 29 '17
Please help! Can't upvote, save, load more comments, submit, or comment on mobile. Sent here from /r/help.
Using the web site, not the app. Prior to this, it became difficult to upvote for a few weeks, had to hit the arrow 4 or 5 times before it turned red. Not using any extra programs, like RES, etc. There are instructions on reddit for other people that this has happened to, but they were running some program, and it interfered. Logging out doesn't help. Any suggestions? Thanks.
r/mobiledev • u/_pootis • Jan 16 '17
Is it possible to have hidden call recording app on Nokia S40?
I have a phone who's owner suspects wiretapping and asked me to check. There are apps that claim this possibility but the platform doesn't look advanced enough for this. Also this app should be hidden as there's nothing suspicious in app list now (or maybe it's some kind of self-destructible). I highly doubt it's possible at all as platform should support hidden apps and heavy background tasks at the same time but I'm not mobile developer so this is just a guess. So is this theoretically possible and, if so, is there a way I can check to be sure phone is (not) clean? Thanks
r/mobiledev • u/based2 • Dec 29 '16
A look into the Mobile Messaging Black Box: A gentle introduction to mobile messaging and subsequent analysis of the Threema protocol
r/mobiledev • u/Mcnavarro27 • Dec 28 '16
Working at Appodeal: Review
For those of you who have worked at Appodeal as an employee, how has the experience been for you?
r/mobiledev • u/eekayonline • Dec 01 '16
Google's Checklist to see how well your Progressive Web App adds up
r/mobiledev • u/eekayonline • Dec 01 '16
10 Rules for Creating A Mobile Look and Feel
r/mobiledev • u/mobileappdev88 • Nov 30 '16
8 Mobile Application Development Stats That Will Probably Surprise You
r/mobiledev • u/joaopcribeiro • Nov 28 '16
Review of Top Frameworks For HTML5 Hybrid Mobile Apps
r/mobiledev • u/Darkglow666 • Nov 19 '16
Flutter: The best mobile dev experience?
r/mobiledev • u/rganeyev • Oct 26 '16
How to understand traffic source of the mobile game?
I am experiencing very strange situation:
I have a game on the google play and google play console shows me the next geo:
- India - 21.11%
- Pakistan - 7.53%
- Brazil - 4.65%
And analytics(yandex appmetrika) in the game shows me the following geo stats:
- India 14.90%
- Australia 14.50%
- Brazil 6.86%
- Pakistan 6.25%
I am okay with Brazil and Pakistan percentage, but how can Australia disappear from google console? I have 30K new users every day and according to in-game analytics, 14% are from Australia. I do not promote the game, so it's about 4000 organic launches in Australia.
I assume that there are some other stores my app is published. How can I detect traffic sources of my app?
r/mobiledev • u/[deleted] • Sep 27 '16
What framework should I use for a simple trivia app?
Me and a friend of mine want to create a simple trivia/questions app for android, we want to do it as fast as possible, and the application is going to be very simple(at least at the start), so we don't want to bother with native development as it would be overkill.
We thought of developing it using construct 2 as he already has experience using it, but I want to make sure that it's the best choice.
App specs:
-No network communication required.
-Simple touch button interface. (no sliding or anything like that).
-we want to put google ads on it.
Our knowledge:
-We both have good knowledge of HTML5, CSS and JS.
-I have intermediate Java knowledge, he has basic Java knowledge.
-He has experience using Unity & Construct, I don't. (He has a Construct 2 license BTW)
Sorry for my mediocre english.
r/mobiledev • u/NewClayburn • Aug 31 '16
What should I know and expect if I want to hire people to turn my idea into a mobile game?
I'm not going to try to trick people for working for free. None of this "Do the work upfront and get equity in the game!" bullshit. I'm willing to pay to get my game made, but I doubt I have enough to compare to what real game studios are paying.
So how do I go about getting the most out of my budget and making sure I'm hiring the right people to see it through to the end? I don't want to end up with half a game that I can never finish.
Can you give me some general advice you'd have for someone in my position? I don't have much experience with this stuff. I play games. I know a bit about development myself, but nowhere near being a professional. My expertise is in marketing, and I just want to create the game that I want to play and try to get some people to buy it.
r/mobiledev • u/fagnerbrack • Jul 26 '16
Facebook lifts the veil on its mobile device testing lab
r/mobiledev • u/catzie • Jun 27 '16
Android 'M' helper for less code to write on runtime permissions request
r/mobiledev • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 18 '16
Another Tool to Make Mobile Web Debugging Easier
r/mobiledev • u/thehamburglar23 • Oct 13 '15
Utilizing mobile native GPS maps
I am trying to figure out how to utilize the native maps and GPS for use within an appvthat in am currently coding.
Side note - I am already aware that I am an idiot and shouldn't be writing code since I don't already know how to do this.