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One of the most important parts of a customer journey is onboarding. From tooltips to empty states — we've done a deep dive into how to do it well on mobile, including some best-in-class examples.
WWDC22 brought us some incredible changes to SwiftUI. Get to know them a little better.
Adding content to a mobile app shouldn't be gated by layers of App Store approvals and engineering constraints. Let's take a look at how possible it is to build an entirely native mobile app, that can be updated instantly by every member on your team.
Unflow is a great way for indie developers to add upsells and NPS surveys to their app without needing to build them from scratch themselves. Our newest engineer, Alex, walks you through how they integrated Unflow into his Coffee Book app.
With a single native engineer and no iOS experience took a bet on Kotlin Multiplatform to get the first version of our SDK out in under a month. Now six months in, we look back at how we've used KMM to support all our customers' end users.
Developers have been treated to some truly spectacular new APIs, including a huge jump in SwiftUI's capabilities, but what does this mean for the rest of us?
Just like every year there's a mountain of new tools, but what should you focus on?
Server Driven UI allows big tech companies like Airbnb to experiment and iterate very quickly on their apps - here we describe how you can implement it yourself
Learn how you can, and why you should, experiment in your app to get the best results from your content.
App versions that developers need to provide long term support for can be time draining. Adding new features, fixing bugs and testing all can slow down significantly. Unflow can hugely help with this process and make it painless. In this guide we’ll cover what issues backwards compatibility can pose, and how we can mitigate it.
When developing mobile apps, there is often a need to create beta builds for QA purposes. This guide will show you how you can do this for iOS and Android, using Fastlane
Styling an app/site in one consistent manner is tricky. In enterprise, you may have hundreds of designers collaborating one one product - that needs a consistent theme. This can be solved by design systems. In this guide you will be explaining what a design system is and the benefits they offer.
The app release process and the web release process are totally different. The app release process lags behind the web development world - but this can be solved by SDUI - and utilizing tools to make this process easier.
SwiftUI and Jetpack compose are both declarative UI solutions for mobile applications. This comparison will delve into the similarities and differences between them from the perspective of both iOS and android developers
There have been many projects that tried to solve the cross-platform mobile challenge, to varying degrees of success. In this guide you will introduce the reader to Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile, highlighting how it differs compared to previous attempts in this space, and why it is the right choice for modern cross platform apps.
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile is a fairly new technology, so there are still a number of pitfalls that are yet to be ironed out that you may run into when building an application with it. In this guide, you will show the reader some of these pitfalls, as well as solutions that they can leverage to avoid issues with their CI builds when using KMM
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