Cross-platform mobile apps are able to run on multiple operating systems. Building cross-platform mobile apps involves using tools and frameworks to develop applications that can work on both iOS and Android devices, as well as other platforms. Developers must ensure that the app functions consistently on all platforms and that it provides a good user experience. Although it has not replaced native applications made by coding yet, cross-platform development has proven cost-effective.
The low-code vs no-code application development market revenue will cross $47 billion in 2025.
It can be deployed on multiple platforms, such as the web, iOS, Android, Windows, etc.
Easier for developers since they don’t have to code separately for each platform.
Coding can sometimes be eliminated so the designers and business analysts can create applications/prototypes directly.
Native app tools
In addition to having operating system-specific software development kits (SDKs), native mobile development requires an integrated development environment (IDE).
For Android apps, you need to use Android Studio or IntelliJ IDEA. These tools work on Windows, macOS, or Linux. For iOS apps, you need to use Xcode or AppCode as your IDE. These tools work only on macOS.
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Sample Paper
Preparations:
I. Use the Expo CLI or React Native CLI to create a React Native Project.
II. For this assignment, you are designing a mini-app, and you can choose any topic you want. The purpose of the application must be clear.
Instruction 1 - State Management using React-Redux:
1. Your application must utilize Redux for its statement. It should add, remove, and modify items in the Redux store.
2. You should avoid storing states in any components. Everything should be inside the Redux store.
Instruction 2 - API fetch:
1. Your application must use fetch() to retrieve data from an API of your choice.
2. The data should then be stored in the Redux store and displayed to the user in whatever way you see fit.
Instruction 3 - Lists :
The app must utilize a SectionList or FlatList to display a list of data; This could be data from the API or a list of items allowing the user to perform a specific action when clicked—for example, a list of different cities, foods, pet names or employees.
Instruction 4 - Layout using Flexbox:
You must utilize the Flexbox to create responsive layouts that appropriately fit devices of different screen sizes.
Instruction 5 – Final Steps:
1. Visit https://icons8.com/icons/set/app or any other free icon repository and find a free icon and import it to your project and finally use the icon file as your App icon.
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