Lessons Learned From the Software Industry
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is destined for mediocrity. KMP never gain mass adoption and will it remain in obscurity; only to be used by a small subset of the software world, regardless how much it …
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What Does "Native Where You Need It" (NWYNI) Mean? NWYNI refers to the practice of using native mobile components only in areas of your app where they're essential and optimal. In all other …
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That's right, I don't feel that mobile apps are the future. I’ve been saying this for years. As someone who has spent the last decade plus working solely in the mobile space on Android, this is a …
I’ve worked on some fairly large internationalized apps (50MM+ installs on each app) and on each app I've always had a problem with internationalization. It presents its own set of challenges. If you …
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The way we consume video content is changing. Netflix. Hulu. You Tube. HBO Now. Amazon Instant Video. DVR.The way we communicate is changing. Email (always is popular). SMS/Text. WhatsApp. Facebook …
Image by daviddoctorrose via creative commons NIH (Not Invented Here) syndrome is a condition in which developers (or business owners/managers) feel that they need create something themselves …
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