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Top App Development Platforms for Each App Building Step Top App Development Platforms for Each App Building Step TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP In this ebook, we want to oer useful platforms that serve you in good stead in any respect of app development from adding AR features to beta testing. We select top 3 preferred platforms for each category which are app development frameworks, app development platforms, app design platforms, AR platforms, machine learning platforms, game engines and beta testing tools. Of course, they are our personal opinions. We know the big issues of creating a mobile app are its usability, plainness and simplicity. Therefore, we divide app development into steps by adding the useful tools for each step. TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP WIREFRAME Wireframing Tools TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP WIREFRAME Balsamiq Prce Plan starts from $9/month (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Windows Features Designed for non-technical person Focus on speed deliberately Reproduce the experience of sketching on a whiteboard for quick, creative flow Have versions for desktop, web app, or as a plugin to your wiki or bug tracker TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP WIREFRAME Gliy Prce Plan starts from $3.80 (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Windows 7, Windows 8 Features Drag and drop shapes to create stunning visuals in a few clicks Use ready-made templates Easily share your diagrams via the provided link or social media TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP WIREFRAME Concept.ly Prce Freemium (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android Features Keep track of the previous revisions of your design Link dierent images and pages as hotspots Point anywhere on the screen, mark area and provide comments Oer live notifications and dierent types of feedback such as comment, idea, problem Making clickable prototypes TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP DEFINE THE BACK END App Development Frameworks TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP DEFINE THE BACK END PhoneGap Platforms iOS, Android Features An open-source mobile development framework using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript Oer large plugin library, third-party tools, and thriving community Quickly see how your mobile app looks and work via the PhoneGap Developer mobile app TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP DEFINE THE BACK END NativeScript Platforms iOS, Android Features An open source framework building native mobile apps with Angular, TypeScript or JavaScript Oers developer tools and products, hundred of NativeScript specific plugins Oers custom enterprise support packages that are tailored to your needs TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP DEFINE THE BACK END Mobile Angular UI Platforms iOS, Android Features Build HTML5 mobile apps by getting the best of both Bootstrap 3 and Angular framework Provide essential mobile components including switches, overlays, sidebars, scrollable areas Available as open source and free to use under MIT license TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP DEFINE THE BACK END Also Onsen UI Firebase Bootstrap Framework TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP CREATE YOUR APP App Development Platforms TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS Xamarin Prce Freemium (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android, Windows Features Build native apps on a shared C# codebase Connect to your GitHub, Bitbucket or VSTS repos Distribute your created app to beta testers and users Stay informed with 1:1 sessions, online classes and lectures Connect to your GitHub, Bitbucket or VSTS repos TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS Appery.io Prce Plan starts from $60 (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android, Windows Features Cloud-based app builder Build hybrid apps behaving like native and using common APIs Build your UI with Visual Editor including jQuery Mobile, Ionic, AngularJS, Bootstrap, and HTML5 components Connect to any REST API and use it in your app Create your own plugins as well as choose from Appery plugin catalog TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS Mobile Roadie Prce See detals here Platforms iOS, Android Features Support all media types from photos to news and events Add photo, video and audio manually or via RSS feed and your accounts like YouTube or Dailymotion Being guided via Mobile Roadie Connect app through the submission process about the quality and appropriateness of your content Pull data in a variety of formats, including XML, JSON, PHP, CSV and HTML TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS ShoutEm Prce Plan starts from $19.90 (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android Features Oer content management system, user engagement tools, user management system (add, delete, block) and monetization options Analyze your user behavior and optimize your app Update your app and content in-real time TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS TheAppBuilder Prce See detals here Platforms iOS, Android Features A secure enterprise-grade platform Publish content, send push notifications and view analytics via CMS system Test new ideas with focus groups and receive feedback before deciding your next step TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS App Machine Prce Plan starts from $49 (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android Features Build your app entirely from scratch Create custom apps using all of their 30+ blocks Import anything from RSS feeds and social accounts as well as photos and images View changes live on your smartphone Have 15 navigation templates; sliding menu, tab bar, icon menu and many more TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS Also AppGyver BuildFire Kony Appcelerator Sencha TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP CREATE YOUR APP Augmented Reality (AR) Platforms TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) PLATFORMS Kudan Prce Freemium (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android Features Simple to use and highly configurable Support SLAM Dierent approaches and modules to tracking and mapping such as loop detection and closure, relocalisation and bundle adjustment Support a large variety of hardware sensors ranging from monocular and stereo cameras, up to visual-inertial depth cameras Recognize 2D and 3D objects TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) PLATFORMS Vuforia Prce Freemium (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android, Windows Features Recognize 2D and 3D objects Detect and track targets Attach digital content to specific objects like industrial equipments, flat objects etc. Play videos directly on target surfaces thanks to Video Playback TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) PLATFORMS EasyAR Prce Freemium (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android, Windows Features Simplify AR development using concise API in dierent languages Oer cutting-edge features such as SLAM, 3D tracking, and screen recording Recognize 3D object with texture and planar images in real time TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) PLATFORMS Wikitude Prce Plan starts from 2490 €/yr (see detals here) Platforms iOS, Android, Smart Glasses Features No programming skills needed Combine instant tracking technology (SLAM), object recognition and tracking, top-notch image recognition and tracking and geolocation AR Allow you to work with thousands of target images hosted in the cloud TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP CREATE YOUR APP Machine Learning Frameworks TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORKS TenserFlow by Google Platforms Android, iOS, Linux, MAC, Windows Features Provide Python as well as C++, Haskell, Java, Go and Rust Developed by Google Brain team for internal Google use Reinforcement learning and community engagement Oer high-quality metaframeworks; Keras, TensorFlow Slim, Skflow, PrettyTensor Oer useful applications such as DeepDream which is an automated image captioning software and RankBrain “handling a substantial number of search queries TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORKS Core ML by Apple Platforms iOS 11.0+ Features Used across Apple products like QuickType, Siri, and Camera Support Vson for image analysis, Foundaton for natural language processing and GameplayKt for evaluating learned decision trees Minimize memory footprint and power consumption Oer useful features including object tracking, face detection, text detection, face tracking, barcode detection, and more TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORKS Amazon Machine Learning Prce See detals here Platforms iOS, Android Features Support all the major machine learning frameworks, including TensorFlow, Cae2, and Apache MXNet Oer the visualization tools and wizards that enable to build ML models Oer a set of services for data analysis including data warehousing, business intelligence, batch processing, stream processing, data workflow orchestration TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING STEP MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORKS Also IBM Watson The Microsoft Cae Cognitive Toolkit TOP APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORMS FOR EACH APP BUILDING
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