So you have a mobile app you would like to build. The first question you need to ask yourself is what kind of app is it going to be? Native? Hybrid? Web? What is the difference and how should you choose?

The popularity of React Native has skyrocketed for the past 2 years. Meet the framework developed by Facebook Team that stands behind Facebook, Instagram, and Skype mobile apps.

There are only a few things more deadly for apps than a situation when the user doesn’t know what to do. We’ve all been there, turning on some program, registering, logging in and… what now? Just some blank screen, a lot of buttons, twenty tabs, thirty windows... Mom! let me out! Close, delete, forget.

Creating apps on Android seems like a pretty straightforward task. Just take working solutions and put them on mobile devices. On about 11 thousand devices, to be exact. With different resolutions, screen densities and parameters. So users of every age category can install it on a system that gets a new version every year. Well, yeah, let's talk about it...