Category: Mobile

What is RabbitMQ, and how does it work? RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker software that uses AMQP to transmit transfer data, meaning RabbitMQ accepts messages from producers and delivers them to consumers. So RabbitMQ is middleware that reduces loads and delivery time on web application servers. It gives your applications a common platform to send and […]

“Messages and calls are end-to-end encrypted. No one outside this chat can read or listen to them, not even WhatsApp. Tap to learn more.” This phrase sounds familiar. We all use WhatsApp daily; many of us would have noticed this phrase. Let’s dive into E2EE to get a better understanding of encryption services. What benefits […]

WorkManager in Android is a background processing library that is used to conduct background tasks that must be completed in a certain amount of time but not necessarily instantly. We can enqueue our background processing using WorkManager even when the app is not running and the device is reset for whatever reason. Android application developers […]

In this blog, we will walk through the process of developing a real-time chat application with multiple additional features such as adding profile pictures, exporting chats, group chat, and so on, using golang, Vue js, go socket io, and gorilla mux, among other technologies. Features of Real-time Chat Application When starting up the chat app, […]

Android 13 enables the Android mobile app development team to build robust apps for different screen sizes, network technologies, CPU/GPU chipsets, and hardware architectures, making the Android platform work for everyone. We have compiled 15 things you should know about Android 13 if you want to develop android mobile applications. It is the upcoming major release of […]

ReactJs State Management in web applications has increased in popularity over the years and as a result, there are multiple in-built options available. And as typically, as an application grows and the complexity increases, third-party libraries sometimes provide better functionality than the original developer. Third-Party Libraries for Web Application Development State management is a hot […]

Google created Flutter several years ago in an effort to create a cross-platform software framework. The biggest advantage is that you can build apps with Flutter for Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, and even the web, all from the same shared codebase. While building apps for the Windows platform received stable support back in February, macOS […]

With huge competition in the mobile app development industry, applications that do not satisfy the market requirements have to face the threat of being thrown out of the game. The demand for touchless technology has skyrocketed due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 Pandemic, and we are forced to consider safety. Customers are constantly looking […]

What is Cache Warming? Warming up cache is when websites artificially fill the cache to ensure that real visitors always have access to it when needed. Essentially, it warms up the cache for visits rather than serving the first visitor a cache miss (thus the word ‘warming’, as in warming up a car engine). We’re […]

Smartphone usage has increased dramatically in recent years. Only 2/3rds of mobile users had a smartphone in 2014, and of those only 22% of those used it to browse the internet. The introduction of 4G internet was a game-changer. By the end of 2016, mobile web usage had overtaken desktop for the first time. Mobile […]