Sick and tired of dealing with multiple development teams, and soaring costs? This is the right time to join the bandwagon of cross-platform app development. This magical approach allows you to create a single app and design it for all the two OS, namely iOS and Android without having to waste much of your time, money, and energy.
Why cross platform development is so cool?
Reach a Wider Audience: It is evident that developing an application for both these platforms will provide it much larger exposure than if it were only available in one.
Save Time and Money: Instead of writing two codes, one for iPhone and the other for Android, you will be able to work on one code making the development less time consuming and cheaper.
Consistent User Experience: Once again, keep both platforms as similar as possible so that the users will feel like they did not even switch between two apps.
Faster Time-to-Market: Help your app reach users faster by getting rid of duplicated work that is often present in parallel projects.
But how does that work?
There are some frameworks that work on different platforms starting from the native ones and ending with online technologies including React Native, Flutter, and Xamarin.
Here's a quick breakdown of the process:
Write the code: Learn how to use a single codebase to develop your app’s logic and its user interface.
Compile for each platform: It actually transforms your code and builds it into native structure application packages for Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android.
Deploy and test: Submit your app to the specific app store and market them on both android and IOS.
Want to get into cross platform now? Here are some tips to get you started:#
Learn the basics: It’s the foundational knowledge about the key ideas and, specifically, language you have to know in case you decided to work with this framework.
With cross-platform development there is possibility to develop fantastic mobile apps that can be used by many people, can save your time and money and give a user an excellent experience. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s go and bring real fun to development at last, cross-platform development that is!
