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Developers at Google have been creating support to be able to ease the transition with cross compatibility of Java and Kotlin being used together.
As the definition goes, Xamarin forms is a library used to build native UIs for iOS, Android and Windows Phone from a single, shared C# codebase. Xamarin was released in February 2013. In February 2016, Microsoft purchased it and bundled it with Visual Studio. Initially, Xamarin supported only Android, iOS and Windows Phone. But later…
Today mobile apps are not solely owned by big and popular brands like Nike and Starbucks. In fact, there has been an increase in the number of small and medium scale enterprises investing in customized mobile apps. Most businesses now realize that an effective marketing strategy goes above and beyond just a mobile-optimized website. There…
Flutter is a cross-platform, open-source app development kit specifically for mobiles on which Google has been working on for the last few years with a number of developers within and outside the Company. This platform is based on C/C++ but most of it is based on Dart. Flutter is an entire widget based UI. Most…