What you’ll find in this article Why we created this article and who wrote it for you? Flutter vs. React Native: In a nutshell Introduction to Flutter and React Native What is Flutter? What’s Flutter for? Who created Flutter? How mature is Flutter? What popular apps are made with Flutter? What is React Native? What’s React Native for? Who created React Native? How mature is React Native? What popular apps are made with React Native? Pros and cons of Flutter Pros and cons of React Native The future of Flutter and React Native React Native or Flutter – 3 insights from developers and app owne ..read more

They say that a Scrum Master has significant opportunities to develop. The sky is the limit – you can focus on transforming your organization, empowering your team, providing a better understanding of the product development process, or all at once. What happens more often than we would want, however, is that the sky mentioned is not that far away from the ground. The environment we find ourselves in is not always where we want it to be. That’s why I wanted to share some insights about working as a Scrum Master at Droids On Roids. Along with my teammates, we listed 7 things that, in our opinio ..read more

The development of software and mobile applications is classified as a complex domain in the Cynefin decision-making model. This means that we are in the domain of “unknown unknowns” and cause-effect relationships are only determinable for historical data. Furthermore, we are in an environment of constant changes. Everyday, we gain knowledge and understanding about the problem we want to solve with the product. As a result, business requirements also change frequently. How can we truly determine how long it will take us to work on a specific requirement? Why can Story Points be the solution? B ..read more

Fact #1 – Qualities matter Whether you are suitable for the position of QA Engineer can be checked in a simple way’ you just need to have at least some of the qualities described below. Curiosity and inquisitiveness – these are two very important qualities a QA should have. Often, thanks to them, we find a very large number of bugs that would be hard to predict. Patience – retest, regression, regression, retest. As a future QA, you need to be aware that you will be testing the same application/functionality for most of your working time to ensure that the product you and your team are working ..read more

Mobile application industry The mobile industry is growing every year. According to research, it is estimated that users spent $133 billion on mobile apps and games in 2021. This is an increase of almost 20% on the previous year. The App Store and Google Play rankings are dominated by social, service, messaging and gaming apps. The total number of downloads for the entire previous year was 143.6 billion. This shows that, despite a slight slowdown in the mobile industry due to a lack of components, we are more willing to download applications and spend an increasing amount of money on them. Thi ..read more

What is native app development? One approach you can take is to create two mobile apps, one for Android and one for iOS. By choosing this approach, you choose to create your application in Kotlin for Android – which is currently the most popular language for this platform – and likewise in Swift for iOS applications. By choosing this solution, you decide to create two fully independent applications, one of which does not affect the other. Each has its own life cycle and is a separate entity. You may also like: Flutter vs. React Native – What to Choose in 2021? Pros of native app development ..read more

See also: Scrum in Software Development – Guide for App Owners Kanban basics Have you ever seen a simple table of three columns showing the things to be done, those currently in progress and the ones that are complete? So, you have met Kanban then. But do not be fooled by this apparent simplicity – there is much more hidden underneath Kanban’s hood. What is Kanban? Kanban is a compilation of two japanese words: ‘kan’ – a sign and ‘ban’ – a board. The word kanban has become the name of the entire production control method. On a production level, this word was first used in 1947 by Taiichi Ōn ..read more

Why Flutter? Some of them previously worked in native technologies, some started their commercial adventure with programming in Flutter itself. What’s their story? .Jakub: I started my adventure with mobile technologies starting with React Native, which I used to create an application. When looking for materials on YouTube about this topic, I saw quite a lot of RN vs. Flutter comparisons. After seeing 2-3 such comparative materials, I got interested in this Google framework. Even though I was skeptical at first – because I knew I’d have to start from scratch – I gave Flutter a shot after a few ..read more

Scrumban is one of the biggest methodological mysteries in the world of Agile. In 2008, Corey Ladas dropped a bomb in an Agile environment when he first described Scrumban in his book. Since then, a lot of myths have emerged around it. In this article, you will get a basic understanding of Scrumban and review the experiences of Scrum Teams that decided to flirt with Kanban by busting 5 Common Scrumban Myths: Myth #1: Scrumban is a combo of what suits you in both Kanban and Scrum. Myth #2: In Scrumban, you need to break down the tasks as much as possible. Myth #3: It is impossible to predict t ..read more

On May 25th Google released the Fuchsia OS for the Google Home Hub aka first-generation Nest Hub. From the user’s perspective there are no expected changes. However, it is a huge milestone achieved. Fuchsia is the new OS made from scratch, completely different from the previous versions. Surprisingly the release was very quiet without any official announcement and just after Google I/O 2021 has finished. The UI layer is built with Flutter. So that framework will receive even more hype increasing its popularity. The post Google is officially releasing Fuchsia – OS to rule them all appeared firs ..read more