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eCommerce today is not just about selling online, it is about delivering consistent, engaging experiences across web, mobile, and desktop. Customers expect instant, easy access to your products and offerings, regardless of the device they use. In fact, over 80% of mobile internet time today is spent within apps, with users averaging more than four hours a day engaging through them. For businesses, this means building multi-platform apps without skyrocketing development costs.
There was a time when an app being “mobile-friendly” was a significant consideration. But, in the coming years, it will not be nearly enough. With people spending more than 4 hours on mobile devices, you must have a mobile-first app development strategy. Despite this, many online businesses still treat mobile apps as an afterthought. They start building their presence with the web first, then try to adapt functionality to smaller screens. And this is where they take the hit.
The current software delivery cycles are becoming increasingly complex. Organizations are being pressured to go to market quickly, but with higher quality and with zero downtime. The existing DevOps has already brought automation and collaboration, though even these approaches are not perfect. They need to address unpredictable infrastructure failures, rapid code debugging, and efficient scalability of CI/CD pipelines. Such bottlenecks may delay delivery and have an impact on the business performance.
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When GitHub revealed that developers using its AI-powered Copilot completed coding tasks 55% faster, the implications became clear. This isn’t just a productivity boost—it signals a fundamental shift in how development workflows and teams operate. And Copilot is only one example. Tools like Claude’s Artifacts and Cursor’s intelligent code completion are also reshaping how software gets built.
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With users having endless choices at their fingertips, the average person engages with around 10 apps daily, installing almost half of them within just a few days. This rate of consumption presents nothing but a significant challenge for designers and developers: how can you capture and retain user attention in such a competitive app landscape?
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Every extra second a website takes to load costs businesses customers, credibility, and revenue. Research shows users form an opinion about a site within seconds, and if they face slow pages, broken navigation, or a poor mobile experience, they won’t hesitate to move on. For modern businesses, that doesn’t just mean lost traffic; it means lost opportunities, weaker lead pipelines, and wasted marketing spend.
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According to Accenture’s Tech Debt Report, IT leaders had significantly increased their spending on technical debt remediation from 2020 to 2023. Between 2020 and 2022, nearly 17% of their total budget was allocated to addressing technical debt, a figure that surpassed 24% in 2023.
In 2018, Flutter entered the app development market with one bold promise: code once, run anywhere. While it was revolutionary, the vision was met with skepticism. However, just six years later, Flutter has not only silenced its critics but has fundamentally transformed the development landscape. It now leads the cross-platform framework market with an impressive Net Promoter Score of 73 and is recommended by a staggering 95% of early adopters who would choose it again for their projects.
Misplaced data in a multi-cloud or hybrid IT setup can significantly increase your cloud costs, whether due to increased data egress fees, over-provisioned resources, or other latency-induced issues. Keeping track of this data can become challenging, especially since the total data volume generated and consumed globally has exceeded 149 zettabytes as of 2024.
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The Android segment in the application development market has been remarkably dynamic. With emerging technologies, evolving Play Store guidelines, and constantly changing user preferences, it has grown into a vast ecosystem, projected to reach a market size of approximately USD 320 billion by 2032!
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