Does Google’s Flutter Live Up to the Hype?
As mobile applications continue to grow in popularity, in order to remain competitive, companies need to find new ways to build their apps for all mobile devices. Of course, both Google and Apple already provide…
Software Planet Group Recognised as a Top Mobile App Development Company
We are pleased to announce that Software Planet Group have been selected as one of TopDevelopers’ top mobile app development companies in 2021. SPG would like to take this opportunity to thank our skilled team…
How To Build a Scalable Mobile App Infrastructure
How To Build a Scalable Mobile App InfrastructureAs a developer, you’re probably well aware of how much time, effort and money goes into building an application. So the last thing you want to experience is…
Dawn of the Progressive Web Application (PWA)
“It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change” ~ Charles Darwin. He was probably talking about the PWA, you know.What is a progressive web…
Want an App Like Uber? How Much Does It Cost to Build?
With the extraordinary success of Uber, the ubiquitous mobile taxi app which initially launched in 2009 and now counts with the support of over 100 million users worldwide, demand for taxi app development has skyrocketed…
Project Kiosk: Food Delivery Made Easy
If you own a takeaway or are a restauranter, then you will certainly know what it’s like to be on the lookout for a software solution. After all, in this day and age, without an…
Programming in 2019: What Are the Latest Trends?
For many companies containerisation and ML were a big trend in 2018. Will they keep their positions?When it comes to programming in 2019, things can quickly take a turn for the murky. After all, though…
Native vs HTML5 vs React Native Apps: Who Wins?
In the seemingly eternal battle for mobile domination, campaigns are waged on multiple levels. Yet while most people are well acquainted with the public squabbles of Apple and Samsung, in the background, a much more subtle…