April 23rd, 2013

Pathmapp Launches An A/B Testing Platform For Native iOS Apps To Let Developers Optimize, Configure In Real Time

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A/B testing has long been a fundamental part of developing applications and products for the web, and, with the explosion of smartphones, developers are naturally eager to use the process to test new designs and updates for mobile apps. The problem is that, traditionally, this has been tricky to manage, especially on iOS given Apple’s approval process, requiring app developers to wait weeks to… → Read More

August 9th, 2012

Following App.net’s Reboot, Smore Introduces App Flyers For DIY Mobile App Marketing

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Smore, a startup which lets anyone quickly build attractive, single-page websites which it calls flyers, is rolling out a new version of its service today to specifically targets mobile app developers. Called simply “app flyers,” these mini, customized websites can be built in seconds by pulling in data from the App Store itself, then allowing users to tweak the design using a handful of built-in… → Read More

November 17th, 2011

Bustin Jieber: The 12-Year-Old App Developer Who Taught Himself To Code Goes Viral [Video]

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This video was posted about ten days ago and is in the process of going viral. How do I measure “viral”? Do I have a yardstick? No, it’s simple. When my mom emails me a website or a YouTube clip, that’s my litmus test. (She’s not exactly an early adopter.) And, what’s more, it’s fairly unusual for TED Talks to go viral. At least this quickly, especially on YouTubes. The video is already sneaking… → Read More

May 13th, 2011

Native Apps Or Web Apps? Particle Code Wants You To Do Both

When it comes to app development for mobile devices, cross-platform implementation is the new hot thing. Developers have long struggled with fragmentation across operating systems, when they want to just be able to create one app and blast it out on every platform imaginable. Businesses like Heroku and Appcelerator, and gaming versions like Game Closure (and many others) collectively make… → Read More