React Native is a JavaScript framework that allows us to build mobile applications. It is based on React, Facebook’s JavaScript library for building web user interfaces, but instead of targeting browsers, it generates fully-native mobile … Read more
Kotlin loves React
In the beginning were the webmasters, who knew about PHP and JavaScript. Then front-end and back-end tribes, and each followed their own path, differentiating and specialising. Finally, new programming languages and frameworks arrived, with the … Read more
Facebook Hermes becomes open source
The State of Mobile Development In our previous article, we discussed the state of mobile development. JetBrains survey proved the growth of React-Native and Kotlin against its competitors. We learned that most of the mobile developers prefer to use … Read more
The state of Developer Ecosystem in 2019: the rise of Kotlin and React
JetBrains has evolved a lot during their 15 years of existence to provide the most effective set of tools for developers to cater demands of every programming language. If anything, this testifies their dedication towards refining and improving the … Read more
XPay Mobile App: integrazione con Google Pay e Apple Pay
Scopri di più sul programma e iscriviti gratuitamente! Google Pay e Apple Pay sono ormai da alcuni mesi delle realtà anche in Italia e il loro uso è in costante crecita. Per facilitare l'integrazione di Google Pay e Apple Pay da parte dei merchant, … Read more
Nexi Dev Training Program: Nexi SmartPOS
Scopri di più sul programma e iscriviti gratuitamente! Il commercio oggi non avviene solo online o offline, ma attraverso tutti i mezzi possibili. Mobile Commerce, Voice Commerce e Conversational Commerce, tra gli altri, sono solo alcuni esempi di … Read more
Nexi Dev Training Program: Invisible Payments
Scopri di più sul programma e iscriviti gratuitamente! I primi e-commerce degli anni 2000 nascono come alternativa al tradizionale store fisico, ma nel corso del tempo gli utenti hanno cambiato il loro modo di approcciarsi. Dopo l’iniziale … Read more
Leaving no one behind: building apps for the next billion users
Many people might believe that the mobile and app market is saturated, actually in western society it has reached a certain degree of saturation even if the penetration rate is not completely homogeneous and there are certain groups of users who are … Read more
Async code on Kotlin: coroutines VS RxJava
Alot of android programmers are now approaching Kotlin, a programming language based on Java and the JVM that is being used for developing Android applications. Similarly to what usually happens with Java-based Android apps, one of the main problems … Read more
Making accessible apps: Gian Wild reflects on challenges and solutions
Delivering a comfortable user experience is a key factor to ensure the success of a software application. Although user experience is important for any kind of application, designing mobile applications and websites requires extra care. Mobile … Read more
Jing Li: when Android meets Docker
Amongst all practices available in software engineering, Continuous Integration is maybe one of the most uncommon when it comes to mobile app development. Continuous Integration for mobile is still in the early stages of adoption, but Jing Li, our … Read more
Kotlin, but why?
At the #AperiTech meetup you delivered the talk entitled "Kotlin, but why?". What motivated you to speak about this specific topic? Basically because Kotlin language has brought tons of new concepts and features. Kotlin runs on a Java Virtual Machine … Read more