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Appendix Online Resources Appendix Online Resources With so many contributors and an industry that is evolving as fast as the app industry, it is impossible for us to include everyone in our Resources section. However, no exclusion is intentional, and to make this book as useful as possible we intend to include everyone who is a leader or innovator in any part of this industry. If you consider yourself a part of the industry too important to be left out of this book, drop the author a line at [email protected], and you will definitely be included in the next edition! App Development Andromo http://www.andromo.com/ Ambrowse http://www.ambrowse.com/ Appery https://appery.io/ Appmachine http://www.appmachine.com/ Appmakr https://www.appmakr.com/ Appsbar http://www.appsbar.com/ Appsme http://www.appsme.com/ Appypie http://www.appypie.com/ Biznessapps https://www.biznessapps.com/index.php Buzztouch http://www.buzztouch.com/ Codiqa https://codiqa.com/ (continued) © Hagop Panosian 2017 235 H. Panosian, Learn iOS Application Distribution, DOI 10.1007/978-1-4842-2683-4 236 APPENDIX: Online Resources Como http://www.como.com/ Eachscape https://eachscape.com/ Fabric.io https://get.fabric.io/ Good Barber http://www.goodbarber.com/ Infinite Monkeys https://www.infinitemonkeys.mobi/ Kinvey http://www.kinvey.com/ Knackhq https://www.knackhq.com/ Learn App Making https://learnappmaking.com/ Mippin http://www.mippin.com/appfactory/ Mobile Roadie http://mobileroadie.com/ Pubnub https://www.pubnub.com/ Shoutem http://www.shoutem.com/ The App Builder http://www.theappbuilder.com/ Game Development Cocos 2d http://cocos2d.org/ Corona Labs https://coronalabs.com/ Game Salad http://www.gamesalad.com/ Getmoai http://getmoai.com/ Scirra https://www.scirra.com/ Stencyl http://www.stencyl.com/ Unity 3d http://unity3d.com/ Yoyogames http://www.yoyogames.com/ Market Information Comscore http://comscore.com/ Consumer Barometer http://www.consumerbarometer.com/ Device Atlas https://deviceatlas.com Flurry Blog https://blog.flurry.com/ Forrester https://go.forrester.com/ (continued) APPENDIX: Online Resources 237 Gartner http://www.gartner.com/ IDC http://idc.com/ Net Market Share https://netmarketshare.com/ Smart Insights http://www.smartinsights.com/ Statista https://www.statista.com/ Developer Websites Android https://developers.google.com Apple https://developer.apple.com/ Microsoft https://developer.microsoft.com/ Blackberry https://developer.blackberry.com/ App Marketplaces Chupamobile http://www.chupamobile.com/ Code Canyon https://codecanyon.net/ Cloud Based Back-End Services Amazon AWS http://aws.amazon.com/mobile/ Apiomat http://www.apiomat.com/ Appacitive http://appacitive.com/ Appery http://appery.io/ Applicasa http://www.applicasa.com/ Backbeam https://backbeam.io/ Backendless https://backendless.com Google https://developers.google.com/cloud/ Kii http://en.kii.com/ Kinvey http://www.kinvey.com/ Kumulos http://www.kumulos.com/ Microsoft Azure http://azure.microsoft.com/ (continued) 238 APPENDIX: Online Resources Netmera http://www.netmera.com/ Openkit http://openkit.io/ Parse https://parse.com/ Quickblox http://quickblox.com/ Shephertz http://api.shephertz.com/ Telerik http://www.telerik.com/ Free eBooks Appsee https://www.appsee.com/ebooks Apptamin http://www.apptamin.com/blog/ Apptentive https://www.apptentive.com/resources/ Buzinga http://www.buzinga.com.au/ Localytics https://www.localytics.com/resources/ Marketo http://blog.marketo.com/ Openxcell http://portfolio.openxcell.com/resources/ebook.html UXPin https://www.uxpin.com/knowledge.html App Development Companies Affle AppStudioz http://www.appstudioz.com/ Algoworks http://www.algoworks.com/ Apadmi http://www.apadmi.com/ Appster http://appsterhq.com/ Apptology http://apptology.com/ Apptraction http://www.apptraction.com/ ArcTouch http://arctouch.com/ Belatrix http://www.belatrixsf.com/ Blue Label Labs https://www.bluelabellabs.com/ Blue Whale Apps http://www.bluewhaleapps.com/ Borne http://borneagency.com/ Brightec http://www.brightec.co.uk/ (continued) APPENDIX: Online Resources 239 Buzinga http://www.buzinga.com.au/ Cheesecake Labs https://www.ckl.io/ Chelsea Apps Factory http://chelsea-apps.com/ ChromeInfo http://www.chromeinfotech.com/ Clavax http://www.clavax.com/ Cleveroad https://www.cleveroad.com/ CodigoDelSur http://www.codigodelsur.com/ Creative 27 http://creative27.com/ Creative 360 http://creative360.co/ Credencys Solutions http://www.credencys.com/ Customer Lifetime Value http://customerlifetimevalue.co Debut Infotech http://www.debutinfotech.com/ Digital Brand Group http://digitalbrandgroup.com/ DMI http://dminc.com/ Dogtown Media http://dogtownmedia.com/ Dom And Tom http://domandtom.com/ Dot Com Infoway http://www.dotcominfoway.com/ e-Legion http://www.e-legion.com/ Eleks http://eleks.com/ Elinext Group http://www.elinext.com/ Ethervision http://ethervision.net/ Fan Studio http://www.fanstudio.co.uk/ Five http://five.agency/ Fueled http://www.fueled.com/ Future Platforms http://www.futureplatforms.com/ Guarana Technologies http://guarana-technologies.com/ Halcyon Mobile http://halcyonmobile.com/ Hedgehog Lab http://hedgehoglab.com/ Hidden Brains http://www.hiddenbrains.com/ Iflexion https://www.iflexion.com/ Impiger Technologies http://www.impigertech.com/ Infinum https://infinum.co/ (continued) 240 APPENDIX: Online Resources IntellectSoft http://www.intellectsoft.net/ Intersog http://intersog.com/ July Rapid http://julyrapid.com/ Kogi Mobile http://www.kogimobile.com/ Konstant Infosolutions http://www.konstantinfo.com/ Lemberg http://lemberg.co.uk/ Live Typing http://livetyping.com/en/ Locassa http://locassa.com/ Macadamian http://www.macadamian.com/ MentorMate http://mentormate.com/ MindInventory http://www.mindinventory.com/ Miquido http://www.miquido.com/ MLSDev http://mlsdev.com/ MOBIKASA http://www.mobikasa.com/ Mobits http://mobits.com.br/ Mubaloo http://mubaloo.com/ Nomtek https://www.nomtek.com/ Octal Info Solutions http://www.octalsoftware.com/ OpenXcell https://www.openxcell.com/ Peerbits http://www.peerbits.com/ PointClear Solutions http://www.pointclearsolutions.com/ Polidea https://www.polidea.com/ Prismetric https://www.prismetric.com/ QBurst http://www.qburst.com/ QSoft Vietnam http://www.qsoftvietnam.com/ QuyTech http://www.quytech.com/ RaizLabs http://www.raizlabs.com/ RapidOps http://www.rapidops.com/ Ratio http://www.weareratio.com/ Ready4S http://www.ready4s.com/ Red C http://www.red-c.co.uk/ Redmadrobot http://www.redmadrobot.com/ (continued) APPENDIX: Online Resources 241 Reinvently http://reinvently.com/ Reliant Tekk https://www.relianttekk.com/ Robosoft Technologies https://www.robosoftin.com/ Savvycom Software http://savvycomsoftware.com/ SIMPalm http://www.simpalm.com/ Skylark Infotech http://www.skylarkinfotech.com/ Small Planet Digital http://smallplanet.com/ SnapMobile http://www.snapmobile.io/ Snowman Labs http://snowmanlabs.com/ Softeq http://www.softeq.com/ Somo Global http://www.somoglobal.com/ Sourcebits http://sourcebits.com/ Stanfy https://stanfy.com/ Stuzo http://www.stuzo.com/ TechAhead http://www.techaheadcorp.com/ The Software House http://tsh.io/ The Sound Pipe Media http://thesoundpipemedia.com/ Touch Instinct http://touchinstinct.com/ UruIT http://www.uruit.com/ Ustwo https://ustwo.com/ Viteb http://www.viteb.com/ White Widget http://whitewidget.com/ Willowtree http://willowtreeapps.com/ Worry Free Labs http://worryfreelabs.com/ Y Media Labs http://www.ymedialabs.com/ Zco http://www.zco.com/ 242 APPENDIX: Online Resources Cross-Platform App Development 5 App http://5app.com/ Alpha Anywhere http://www.alphasoftware.com/ Apache Cordova https://cordova.apache.org/ Appcelerator http://www.appcelerator.com/ Corona Labs https://coronalabs.com/ Famo.us http://famous.co/ Feed Henry http://www.feedhenry.com/ Ionic http://ionicframework.com/ JQuery Mobile http://jquerymobile.com/ Kony http://www.kony.com/ Lungo http://lungo.tapquo.com/ PhoneGap http://phonegap.com/ Qt http://www.qt.io/ Ratchet http://goratchet.com/ Sencha https://www.sencha.com/ Visual Studio https://www.visualstudio.com/ Xamarin https://xamarin.com/ App Design 2ttf http://2ttf.com/ 365psd http://365psd.com/ 99 Designs https://99designs.com/ Adam Whitcroft http://adamwhitcroft.com/wirekit/ Adobe http://sketch.adobe.com/ Android App Patterns http://www.android-app-patterns.com/ App Cooker http://www.appcooker.com/ App Icon Template http://appicontemplate.com/ Arttolstykh http://arttolstykh.com/lookamore/ Awesome Kit http://awesomekit.me/ Axure http://www.axure.com/ (continued) APPENDIX: Online Resources 243 Balsamiq https://balsamiq.com/ Bitique http://blog.bitique.co.uk/ Bootstrap UI Kit http://bootstrapuikit.com/ Brusheezy http://www.brusheezy.com/ Cabana App http://www.cabanaapp.com/ Creative Market https://creativemarket.com/ Creattica http://creattica.com/ Deal Jumbo http://dealjumbo.com/ Design Crowd http://www.designcrowd.com/ Design Related http://www.designrelated.com/ Design Shack http://designshack.net/ Design Shock http://www.designshock.com/ Design TNT http://www.designtnt.com/ Designious http://www.designious.com/ Deviant Art http://www.deviantart.com/browse/all/ Dexigner http://www.dexigner.com/ Dezinerfolio http://www.dezinerfolio.com/ Dmonzon http://www.dmonzon.com/ Dribbble https://dribbble.com/ Endloop http://www.endloop.ca/imockups/ Fiftythree http://www.fiftythree.com/ Fluid UI http://www.fluidui.com/ Free UI Kits http://www.freeuikits.com/ Freebbble http://freebbble.com/ Freebies Bug http://freebiesbug.com/ Freebies Gallery http://www.freebiesgallery.com/ Freepik
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