Our expert mobile app developers can utilize a wide range of technology based on the app development platform. We only use a high-performance framework, platform and technology that can help us build a quality app. Here are some of our tech stacks for different platforms.
Tech Stack for Android App Development
When developing native Android applications, we use Java or Kotlin programming languages alongside Android Studio as our Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Our focus is to deliver optimal performance and smooth integration with Android devices, which we accomplish by utilizing Android’s native development tools and libraries.
Tech Stack for iOS app development
We use Swift or Objective-C programming languages and Xcode as the primary IDE to develop native iOS apps. Our goal is to create user-friendly applications that are tailored for iOS devices. We use Apple’s native frameworks, such as UIKit, SwiftUI, and CoreData, to ensure robustness.
Tech Stack for PWA Development
When we develop Progressive Web Apps, we use modern web technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. We use frameworks such as Angular, React, or Vue.js to build these web applications. These apps are interactive and responsive, working well offline, sending push notifications, and accessing device hardware. This ensures that users have a smooth experience, no matter what their web browser or platform.
Tech Stack for Cross-platform App Development
We use frameworks such as React Native, Flutter, or Xamarin to develop cross-platform apps. These frameworks help us to write code once and deploy it across multiple platforms. This reduces development time and effort while maintaining a near-native performance and user experience.
Tech Stack for Hybrid App Development
When developing hybrid apps, we utilize Apache Cordova or Ionic Framework technologies. These frameworks allow us to create apps using web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Then, we package these apps into a native container for distribution. This method provides a balance between efficiency and performance, as we can reuse the same code across different platforms while still accessing native device features through plugins or APIs.