Choosing between a native, hybrid, or web app - Crew. Native app What is a native app?
A native app is written in the programming language specific for a platform, the most popular being Objective-C or Swift for Apple devices and Java for Android devices. Native app example Building a native app provides the most optimal product experience on mobile devices. However, a higher budget is needed to build across multiple platforms and keep native apps updated. Hybrid app. What is Symfony2? Last week, I held a keynote presentation about Symfony2 at the Symfony Day conference in Cologne.
Many people asked me for the slides, but they were quite empty and not that useful. This blog post is more or less what I've said during the first part of the talk. Native, Hybrid or Responsive Web for Your Next Mobile App? By Greg Barlin When talking with customers about upcoming mobile projects, I find that many companies have an idea of what they’d like to do.
But when it comes to choosing the right technology to implement that idea, they typically need guidance. In today’s blog post, I’ll examine some of the different technology options available for developing a new mobile app along with the reasons why you would (and would not) choose each. Introducing AppXpress: The Smart, Modern Way to Design and Build Mobile Apps. Whether you’re on a bus, in a cafe, or on a plane, it’s hard to go five minutes without seeing someone engrossed in their iPhone or iPad.
Or even checking your own. It’s not out of pure infatuation or addiction. It’s because these mobile devices make our lives easier. They give us unlimited access to the information we want at any time. Not just in our personal lives, but in business as well. Understanding the power of mobility is one thing, and having the ability to take advantage of it is something completely different.
According to Statista, as of last summer more than 75 billion apps were downloaded from the Apple App Store. ”Building and delivering great mobile experiences will be the beating heart of your customer engagement strategy for the next 10 years. The fact of the matter is very few companies have the skills and resources internally to create an amazing mobile experience.
Material Design. La virtualisation, qu'est-ce que c'est ? Définition La virtualisation est un mécanisme informatique qui consiste à faire fonctionner plusieurs systèmes, serveurs ou applications, sur un même serveur physique.
La virtualisation est un composant technique clé dans le Cloud Computing. Comment ça marche ? Documentation - Materialize. Google change son algorithme, forçant les entreprises à s’adapter. Le moteur de recherche veut récompenser les sites optimisés pour les smartphones.
Les résultats de recherche risquent de varier sensiblement «Mobilegeddon»: le terme se retrouve, depuis quelques jours, sur les sites web spécialisés dans la recherche en ligne. Contraction de «mobile» et d’«Armageddon», le terme fait référence au changement majeur introduit ce mardi 21 avril par Google. Le moteur de recherche modifie une partie de son algorithme pour mettre mieux en valeur les sites web optimisés pour les petits écrans. Avec, à la clé, des changements sensibles attendus dans les résultats de recherche sur mobile. Google avait déjà lancé un avertissement fin 2014 aux webmasters.
Séisme au Népal : Facebook et Google activent leurs outils de recherche. Google et Facebook ont activé des services dédiés aux victimes du séisme qui a frappé le Népal.
Le premier propose d'aider à retrouver un proche, tandis que le second notifie les personnes situées dans la zone touchée pour les inviter à rassurer leurs contacts. Tiko - The Unibody 3D Printer by Tiko 3D. As inventors, we use 3D printers all the time.
We love 3D printing and all the doors it opens, but we don’t like our printers. It seems like every day something jams, breaks, shifts, or fails. Even when our printers do work, they need fine-tuning to print well. All in all, we probably spend more time working on our printers than on our inventions. Comprendre le « Material Design » de Google. New in Symfony 2.7: the new Asset component. Prior to Symfony 2.7, web asset management was done in the Templating component.
The design of that subsystem suffered from some errors (it required the request scope because it relied on the Request instance) and limitations (for example in the management of secure base URLs). In order to solve those issues, Symfony 2.7 introduces a new component called Asset. Management of web assets is now decoupled from the Templating component, which allows to reuse it outside of Symfony (for example in the Silex microframework).
The new Asset component manages URL generation and versioning of web assets such as CSS stylesheets, JavaScript files and image files. This means that your templates become less verbose and your application is more flexible, because you can change the location and version of your assets just with a few minor changes in a configuration file. The only relevant change is introduced by the base_urls option, which no longer separates regular (http) and secure (ssl) URLs. AngularJS : Les directives. Directive : la définition Tout d’abord, les directives ne sont pas des composants ou des widgets, ou du moins, pas seulement.
