Testing is one of the most important parts of software development. And Android applications are not an exception. When writing code, you should review it and think how it will be tested afterwards. Let’s imagine a situation where you need to cover your fully completed project with tests. It’s not that simple. Probably, your code […]
Imagine that you operate a huge warehouse where you store all the awesome goods you sell. Well, one of our customers does. For instance, if you run a supermarket, your process consists of at least 4 major modules: Online order management & checkout. Order packaging. Incoming goods processing and warehouse logistics. Order delivery. Here’s an […]
Here are the slides of my “Google Glass Development without Glass” presentation. As I promised, here is the follow-up blogpost with some code samples. If you haven’t seen my presentation, I strongly suggest clicking through the slides! 0.Intro Technologies emerge. Extremely. Wearable trend takes over the world. It seems like every week we start with […]
While mobile vendor giants struggle to produce the most intellectual device, it appears that a huge amount of users want to buy a device as cheap as possible but still prefer smartphones over old-school feature-phones. This trend is mostly driven by a huge demand from emerging markets such as China and other Asian countries. Sub-$100 […]
Challenge Create application that supports both platforms (iOS and Android) and has a similar functionality optimized for interaction design principles and users expectations unique to each platform. Environment The important thing to keep in mind is that iOS and Android environments are based on unique for each platform guidelines, user interaction architecture and design patterns. […]
