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- 1. Mobile Application development consideration Kulkarni Mallikarjun Mobile and Cloud solution Architect 1
- 2. Tablets Overview Mobile applications are generally pointed services which is designed for particular purpose • Consumer apps - for individual • Enterprise apps - for business “All about intuitive UI development” Phones Pablets
- 4. Considerations - General • processing speed • Small screen • Single window based application • Battery consumption • Memory usage • Resource scarcity ( GPU, CPU, Camera etc.) • Offline support – notifying app something new is available (push notification) • Move complex event processing to a cloud • Behavior while incoming call ( pushing background/foreground)
- 5. Considerations - Analysis • Platform selection – Native /Hybrid/Mobile web • Universal application • Different form factors – screen sizes • Orientation ( Landscape and Portrait) • Internationalization/Localization
- 6. Considerations – Design & Implementation • User engagement ( high user experience) • Gestures – touch, Pinch handling • User input to a form/screen • Maximum usage of device features ( camera, gyroscope, accelerometer and GPS etc.) • Offline storage/Cache (SQLite) – data synch (store and forward) • Network bandwidth • Application security
- 7. Considerations – Testing • Test automation – multiple devices, simulators • Device coverage –multiple versions and screens • Crash reporting • Writing logs to file system
- 8. Considerations – Distribution • Refer the distribution guidelines on respective platform for consumer apps • Pro-guarding application from reverse engineering
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