The Future of Designing Mobile Apps
Areas of concern to supervise for the mobile application industry. Over the last decade, it has grown tremendously and will likely continue to do so. What is continuing the future of mobile app development? What can we conclude, considering the industry's current state of affairs and understanding how it has developed over the last few decades? We have seen five rising trends which we believe will soon bear their weight in developing mobile applications.
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1. Design of cross-platforms and cross- devices
We appear to default on iOS, Android, and a much lower level, Windows Mobile when it comes to mobile platforms. Even as iOS retains hold on the high-end market with no indication of removing its premium positioning, Android is trying to dominate the world through the price-point device available.
Windows Mobile is not growing enough, though it is growing. We have entered an apparent stalemate in the arena for war. It doesn't look like a new competitor hastened the development of long mobile applications.
Mobile devices, on the other hand, take things for fun. What typically comes to mind when we think of iPhone mobile devices, iPhones, one of many different Android devices like Samsung's ever-popular mobile phone, or a variety of Google Nexus phones and tablets. Yet, according to a study conducted by OpenSignal, Android devices only cover more than 18,000 different species in 2014.
The development of an application that operates seamlessly through multiple platforms and devices is when the pain won't continue. While there's no' one size fits all' approach to mobile application development, we'll see a rise in mobile cross-platform development means. As HTML5 develops and matures, the mobile application's future development will also be using larger applications to create hybrid mobile applications that function well across various platforms and devices.
2. Design of mobile app for IoT
The future development of mobile apps isn't just about mobile phones and tablets again. We are heading straight into the cloud computing age, driving Smart-all and one in which our smart devices live in isolation and not only. Mobile apps for the Internet of Things will be built more quickly, but current efforts are still not paying off.
With Android Wear's growing popularity and Classy 2015 joining the Apple Watch smartwatches market, we're seeing a change from mobile phones and tablets. We have just started to take serious account of the real wearables promise. The wearable device, however, is only one of the product categories IOT homes in.
This study by Vision Mobile published in the state of mobile application growth earlier this year revealed that approximately 53 percent of mobile developers worked on IoT projects, with most of them doing so as a hobby or side project. Mobile developers looking to catch an early rise in this coming wave should look at IoT projects in the future of mobile app growth.
3.Developer Software
Developers creating more tools for developers? This sounds like a geeky version of Inception movie except with Big Bang Theory members. Future development of mobile apps will see more developers building advanced developer tools. The demand for mobile application development tools already shows signs of increased growth. A powerful tool that makes it easier for developers to build mobile applications, particularly cross-platform apps, both increased.
4. Fast Development
The future development of mobile apps should concentrate on shortening the life cycle of output. This is in line with the advent of third-party platforms designed to reduce the tedious work that mobile developers are doing today.
Despite tens of thousands of applications being launched each year, the mobile app industry is going into a race against time. Enterprises constantly pressing for the application to be launched as soon as possible. Brilliant product innovations to be put into practice sooner rather than later for fear of some other candidates filling a business vacuum before you get there.
5. Go Regional
In the coming years, global outsourcing for mobile applications will also increase, driven primarily by lower production costs and increased quality of care and development provided by the business and offshore developers. According to a ContractIQ survey, the average cost for mobile application developers in the US is $150 per hour, compared to about $35 in South America and Eastern Europe.
No doubt, many a satirical famous saying that' What you pay is what you get' shows the lower cost of developing mobile apps can only mean poorer quality. Nevertheless, the increasingly common knowledge that very mobile developers in South America and Eastern Europe can produce quality work, with many showing their top-notch capabilities on the GitHub.
The future development of mobile applications will also see an increase in mobile applications which will help improve the socio-economic status of developed and emerging nations. As mobile devices for most of the world become a part of everyday life, mobile technology will inevitably change the social and economic aspects of life in developing countries globally.
For instance, a 2014 study by UNESCO claimed that mobile technologies can help overcome analphabetism and improve education in developing countries. Globally, we expect a boost for more mobile applications that can help save lives and enhance the quality of life in developing nations.
6. The Company Apps
In the future development of mobile applications, the possibilities can be seen to become enterprise applications rather than consumer applications. Why? For what? Simply put, scraping out cash from customers is just much harder. On the other hand, the company is much more likely to part with their money if they guarantee higher productivity and lower overall costs.
Nevertheless, developers of mobile applications are less interested in building enterprise applications though it is a profitable market.
Vision Mobile's study revealed that nearly half of mobile enterprise application developers would comfortably get more than $10k a month compared to just 19 percent of developers working on consumer applications. Without a doubt, we'll see more mobile developers targeting businesses in the coming years.
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