Cross Platform Mobile Apps Is An Industry To Itself

Cross-platform mobile apps have surpassed expectations and have become a leading industry in itself. In fact, it’s predicted that the Cross-platform mobile app market will hit $7.5 billion by 2018. Which is why it’s no surprise why everyone is looking to make their app compatible with every device. If you’re looking to turn your own app code into something compatible for iOS, Android, and Windows, fear not! We have created a short guide to get you started with cross-platform mobile development on the right foot.

Development Tools for Cross-Platform Mobile Development

Unless you’re a master coder (or have the finances to hire one), you’re going to want to familiarize yourself with some essential apps that can enhance and create your Cross-Platform App. The best tools are both easy to use and offer a variety of options. For this purpose, we suggest tools like:
–iFactr
-Kony
-Redhat
-Xamarin
-Phone Gap

Each range in price and can be considered quite fair depending on the number of developers using the tool.
Cross-Platform App Editor It also helps to look into tools that also work as editors and IDEs. This is ideal if your app is more niche specific, or if you’re working with very basic mobile app development. In that case, we suggest editor tools such as:
-Cocos2D
-Bizness Apps
-AppsMoment
-RubyMotion
-Ionic
-QT
-These apps cover a great range and can even help take your app to Tv and Desktop.

Languages
To make sure your app is truly universal, it may take some time picking up the new languages. Some of the most important languages you’ll want to learn are Java, C++, C#, HTML, JavaScript, and Ruby. While you can choose to dabble in each of them, it’s highly recommended to stick to one until you have it down packed.

Language Tutorials

If the above languages have you feeling a bit overwhelmed, don’t worry. There are plenty of tutorials that can teach you the ABC’s of each language and have you up and running in no time. If you are choosing Java, tutorials like Javanotes work great. Those choosing C++ may prefer tutorials like penguin programmer or Derek Banas. If you plan on working with JavaScript check out Mozilla Developer Network or Eloquent JavaScript. For C# try Kudvenkat, and for Ruby try The Well-Grounded Rubyist. Those looking to get into HTML5 can start with Codecademy. The more you can dig into each lesson and tutorial the easier it will be to translate your app to the desired device.

Need Help with your Cross Mobile App Development?
Whether you find difficulty developing apps or simply lack the time, all you need is a little help with your cross platform mobile development to make it accessible to anyone. Thanks to our years of tech expertise, we provide our clients with the solutions they need. From data mining to hardware systems, our variety of systems and skills are the final ingredient your app may be missing. We invite you to contact us today to learn more about how we can help you with your cross mobile app development.