Difference between revisions of "Mobile Development"

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Will you be developing for multiple platforms?

Depending on the device, the specifications of hardware can be very different
Some devices may not have certain components
Vintage of components, such as processors and busses will make a difference to the chosen route

What programming languages are supported natively by the device?
What language are you comfortable working with?
What language suits what you want to do best?•Do you need a combination of languages for collaborative tasks?

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+==Considerations==
+===Device Considerations===
+====Platform====
+Will you be developing for multiple platforms?
+* Android
+* iOS
+* Windows 10 Mobile
+* Blackberry 10
+* Firefox OS
+* Sailfish OS
+* Tizen
+* Ubuntu Touch
+* CynaogenOS
+====Hardware====
+* Depending on the device, the specifications of hardware can be very different
+* Some devices may not have certain components
+* Vintage of components, such as processors and busses will make a difference to the chosen route
+====Language====
+* What programming languages are supported natively by the device?
+* What language are you comfortable working with?
+* What language suits what you want to do best?•Do you need a combination of languages for collaborative tasks?
+====Form factor====
+* Most platforms/OSes run on multiple devices, some more than others
+* Can your application be utilisedon all form factors regardless of screen/size?
 ==Native vs Hybrid Applications==