Mobile DevCast - A podcast dedicated to mobile app development and web native technologies

This is something I've been wanting to do for quite some time now. Start a podcast on the things I love in the development world.
That is mobile development. Both for the web and for native devices like iOS and Android. The only difference is, I use web native technology like Ionic, React and CapacitorJS to develop cross platform mobile apps and manage one codebase. I've been a Mobile Team Lead now using Ionic React to develop mobile apps for local government for 2.5 years, with over 7 years experience of full stack development under my belt.
I love sharing knowledge, and this is where the idea came from about starting a podcast to discuss the leading, cutting edge modern web tech known as web native.
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About the author
Hello, there 👋 I'm Alan!
I love teaching people how to code, and making coding tutorials, one of my big passions is transferring my web development/coding skills and knowledge on to people like you! 🔥
...I'm a 29-year-old Software Developer based in Belfast in Northern Ireland. My current full-time role is Frontend Development Lead where I lead and oversee all the frontend development for our new platform and framework, built in NextJS, React TailwindCSS bundled in a NX mono-repo. I am also the Mobile Team Lead where I develop apps for our company using the Ionic Framework and React javascript.
Throughout this blog, expect to see How to posts about coding on all aspects of HTML, CSS, Javascript (JS), ReactJS, NodeJS, PHP, and even the odd review of cool UI Frameworks or libraries that I've found.
🔔 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel if you want to catch my quick, easy to follow coding tutorials! 🔔
Comments
Join the discussionThe principle is explained to you, but it's not the same as servlets and applets in java, everything works differently there. Here's a whole article devoted to understanding the types of mobile application development web, nativ vs hybrid https://owlab.group/our-blog/post/a-guide-to-mobile-app-development-web-vs-hybrid-vs-native this article will help you understand everything, so you can decide what type of application development you will need and what type will solve all your business processes
There is also a third option of mobile application development, this web development of mobile applications. It is the easiest, but it has its own disadvantages, especially in the constant connection of the Internet. So work for example the clothing online stores. They are constantly loading information from the server.



