Continuing our mini-series on backend testing, we’re diving deep into API testing to discover how it can increase apps’ quality without significantly raising the QA costs.

A company trying to make its mark in the UK market must be ready to face a number of challenges. While corporations in big business hubs like London have drained the local talent and boosted competition, small companies gain opportunities developing remote working competence.

While Quality Assurance engineers have long advocated for automated testing, few business owners realize its true value. Today, I’m going to show how automated tests can benefit your business and share the insights gained in 8+ years of testing software.

Choosing a core technology is one of the most important decisions that every CEO and CTO have to make. It determines how fast a mobile app can be shipped to market, what is the total cost and how painful maintenance will be.

React Native is known as a really promising technology since developers can deliver high-quality apps for Android and iOS using a fraction of the resources the native approach would take.

We’ve built a few apps with React Native and pointed out what we like and don’t like

A few years ago, the choice between native and hybrid apps seemed obvious. Native iOS/Android provided the best quality while Ionic, Cordova and PhoneGap offered a decent low-cost alternative. But now the hybrid approach has a new contender.

Cross-platform technologies like React Native (RN) promise higher quality with similar cost-effectiveness. Our development team has already tried it at work and built a few cross-platform apps for our clients.

I’m ready to release React Native pros and cons

The idea that technology developed by one company just for one service has turned into a popular framework for Android and iOS app development sounds a bit fantastic. Anyway, it is all about React Native. But why do famous companies choose this technology for building their apps? Let’s find out!

In the mobile world, split into two main operating systems, choosing a right technology for an app is almost half the battle. The aim of this article is not only to brief on stories of success of popular

Current digital environment is very app-focused: roughly 90% of mobile time is spent using apps. Regardless, with 3.8 million apps on Google Play and 2 million in App Store, we wondered what applications people may still miss, and we are ready to share the best app ideas with you.

In 2020, mobile apps are projected to generate 188.9 billion U.S. dollars in revenues via app stores and in-app advertising.

Before we proceed to the list of business app ideas, let’s practice a little.

Take a piece of

WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an awesome new tech for video/audio chat directly inside your browser or mobile app. The best of its kind. But like many new technologies, it has some nasty pitfalls even for the experienced developers.

Today, I’ll explain what is WebRTC, share the story of our Web RTC application and tell you how to avoid the three mistakes that can easily destroy your video chat project:

1. Pitfall 1: Not understanding the WebRTC technology
2. Pitfall 2: Choosing the wrong

There’s one thing that stops single-page applications from dominating all other kinds of applications. They can take forever to launch. This is a huge problem as even one second of delay can cost you 7% of conversions.

Each stolen medical record costs up to $20 – twenty times more than the credit card data. Such information can be used for identity theft, fraud, and blackmail. That’s why anyone who wants to develop software for the US healthcare has to face Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).