Native and Cross Platform

Users are looking to consume your services from a variety of devices, from any location, at any time and it is up to you to deliver exceptional user experience in order to continuously stay ahead of the competition

Native and Cross Platform

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Web design encompasses the creation of both simple websites and web linings as well as more complex web applications with complex logic, multiple forms, graphs and tables.

Native Technologies

iOS

Android

Cross-Platform Technologies

React-Native

.NET MAUI

Xamarin

Flutter

Programming Languages

Swift

Obj-C

Java

Kotlin

C#

Javascript

TypeScript

Platforms

iOS

MAC OS

TV OS

Watch OS

Android

Wear OS

Desktop

Frameworks and Tools

UIKit

SwiftUI

Combine

RxSwift

SPM

CoreData

Realm

Jetpack Compose

Coroutines

Gradle

Room

SQLite

Dagger2

Hilt

Testing and Code Quality Control

XCTest

XCUITest

Appium

Quick/Nimble

OCMock

KIF

Junit

Espresso

Robolectic

Mockito

Appium

Microsoft Test Cloud

UITests

Nunit

Instruments

Xcode

VSCode

Android Studio

IntelliJ IDEA

Rider

Visual Studio (VS for MAC)

Automation

Bitrise

Azure DevOps

Jenkins

Fastlane

Gradle

AppCenter

Circle CI

OUR TECH CAPABILITIES

Related
Case Studies

Muddy Boots

With over 20 years’ experience in the fresh food sector, Muddy Boots have developed a suite of software solutions that allows data to pass up and down supply chains from farm to retailer, providing insight that enables their customers to instantly view, manage and report on the quality, traceability, and compliance of their products and suppliers.

In The Style

In the 19th-century, Manchester earned the nickname of ‘Cottonopolis’ as it became the centre of the global cotton trade.

 

Digital innovation, social influencers and changes in consumer spending have significantly impacted the fashion industry. Manchester once again has established itself as a centre of textiles, as it has quickly become a hub of fast fashion businesses.

 

According to a recent report by the analysts Retail Economics for the law firm Womble Bond Dickinson, the internet is expected to account for 53% of all retail sales in the next 10 years, up from around a fifth currently.

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