Developer Tech

Have you ever tried to access a website through your mobile only to have the print too small, the page doesn’t fit the size of the screen, making you scroll back and forth, you can’t click on the relevant links because your fingers simply can’t touch the button correctly? All these small issues can be resolved within a few minutes by creating a mobile version of your website.

BYOD is the buzzword in business IT at the moment, but is there more to it than just easily spouted rhetoric by a few industry influencers?

App marketers took a big blow in April from Apple, who became over active in its crackdown on apps being used as a discovery mechanism for other apps.

That “if you build it, they will come” strategy may sound good, but depending on how disruptive the technology is, users may have little to no experience with previous versions.

We live in a multiscreen world and businesses that don’t take advantage of this are leaving money on the table. This is especially true for enterprises with multiple apps across devices. These brands are already positioned to influence customer behavior and drive monetization. The problem is they just don’t have the right intel to do it effectively.

Management can be a tough and grueling profession whatever the industry, and one which needs to be fully understood and prepared for in order to succeed.

Over the years, app developers have had to continuously adapt their processes to the ever-changing mobile experience. But the evolution isn’t expected to stop. More changes are coming that will in turn create many new challenges – and problems – for developers.

The term “viable” is subjective and what we considered as viable yesterday is not going to be viable in the future. It’s also important to remember that viable can also mean value. So don’t take the word “minimum” too literally. Your goal is not really to create a minimum product, but rather a high-quality product with a narrow scope that you can create and release quickly.