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In 2025, people still use mobile devices for the internet, and native apps take up much of their time on screens. However, responsive web design (RWD) is still liked because… Read More

Imagine you’re using an app, and suddenly, it freezes—forcing you to wait or force-close it. Or worse, it crashes without warning, making you lose progress.  In Android app development, stability… Read More

In many programming languages, enums (short for enumerations) are often used simply as lists of predefined constants. However, in Kotlin, enums are much more than that; they are full-fledged classes… Read More

Flutter, React Native, and .NET MAUI are three leading frameworks in cross-platform app development, each backed by a major tech giant Google, Meta, and Microsoft respectively. But which one is… Read More

Throughout our day-to-day work, we’ve seen cross-platform frameworks evolve from experimental solutions into highly valuable tools for delivering apps on multiple platforms. For 2025 and beyond, Flutter and Kotlin Multiplatform… Read More

In the rapid evolution of the contemporary digital ecosystem, selecting the correct mobile application development route is more than a technical consideration. It is an implicit business strategy itself.  Developers… Read More

As Android apps become more popular, it’s essential to ensure they’re free of bugs and work smoothly. This is where Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Testing (CT) can help. CI… Read More

When testing an Android app, distributing it to testers outside the Google Play Console can sometimes make the process faster and more flexible. In this guide, we’ll explore how to… Read More

How often have you been using an interesting Android app, only for it to crash unexpectedly? No one wants to use an app that crashes frequently—it disrupts the experience and… Read More

Despite enthusiastic use of Bugsee for Chrome by many of our customers over the past six years, we’ve found that there hasn’t been as much demand for this type of… Read More