APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT.pptx

application dev

1. APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

2. What is application development? Application development is the process of creating a computer program or a set of programs to perform the different tasks that a business requires.

3. From calculating monthly expenses to scheduling sales reports, applications help businesses automate processes and increase efficiency. Every app-building process follows the same steps: gathering requirements, designing prototypes, testing, implementation, and integration.

4. App development has been around since 1983 when Steve Jobs created a basic version of it. Since then, it has evolved with technology to streamline business processes. mobile apps that are being used during app development by a custom software company

5. App development is the process in which developers create an application to be used on smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. While app development sometimes involves creating a web-based app or a desktop version of the app,

6. the majority of app development projects are deployed to mobile and tablet devices. There are many features and considerations that factor into app development, which will be further explored in this article.

7. Types Of Apps & What To Consider During Development There are multiple types of apps created by developers, such as native apps, HTML5 apps, and hybrid apps. A typical app uses a network connection to work with remote computing resources

8. Many companies option to invest in custom app development to either improve work efficiency and streamline internal processes or push their ideas to the open market.

9. When creating an app, developers must consider a variety of elements, such as screen size, configurations, and hardware specifications. Each component of a mobile app must come together to provide the end-user with a fast, clean, and easy-to-use interface design. Here are a few other things you will want to consider during app development.

10. The App Development Lifecycle The app development lifecycle features several steps involved in a typical app development project. These steps include:

11. Planning This first stage involves completing a business analysis and creating a APPLICATION STRATEGY strategy. A business analysis, marketer and project manager are usually involved.

12. 2. Technical In this next stage, a technical writer is responsible for describing all technical details and requirements.

13. 3. Prototyping In the prototyping phase, the sketch, wireframes and app skins are created. This is usually completed by a UX/UI designer.

14. 4. Developing This phase includes front-end and back-end coding segments and is performed by developers.

15. 5. Quality During the quality assurance phase, tech requirements are tested and the device capability is reviewed to ensure that the app is working as it should.

16. 6. Publishing Finally, the app is published to the app store. Maintenance is provided on an ongoing basis as updates, new releases and new bugs arise.

17. Front End vs. Back End Development During the coding process, developers encounter two main types of paths: front end and back end. What is the difference between these two concepts? Front end developers focus on how an app looks, while back end developers focus on how an app works. For example, if you were building an app, the front-end developer would be in charge of creating the theme, style, presentation, and images.

18. The back-end developer would work on the database, as well as the site’s security, users and overall site performance. Programming languages can also differ. For example, front end developers often use HTML, JavaScript, or CSS, while back end users may use Ruby, PHP, Python, Java or Node.js.

19. This is also commonly referred to as user interface & user experience (UI/UX). Generally, the UI is managed by front end developers, while the UX is managed by back end developers. Many app development professionals today are referred to as “full-stack” developers since they perform work on both the front and back ends.

20. This is also commonly referred to as user interface & user experience (UI/UX). Generally, the UI is managed by front end developers, while the UX is managed by back end developers. Many app development professionals today are referred to as “full-stack” developers since they perform work on both the front and back ends.