Recent posts tagged mobileapps

For a long time, mobile automation has been much easier to demonstrate on Android than on iOS. Android has ADB, emulators, and relatively accessible automation tooling. iOS has a different set of constraints, especially when you want to interact with...

We’ve all been there. You spend weeks building a feature, testing it on your local simulator or a physical device running a development stream. Everything is butter. No lag, no warnings. You confidently bundle the app, ship it to TestFlight, wait fo...

There’s a feature in a lot of apps that nobody uses. But nobody deletes. It’s usually something like: •A notification that keeps coming, even after you turned it off •A screen you never visit but can’t remove •A setting you don’t understand and neve...

Most developers think about offline mode last - when the app is already done, designs are signed off, and the PM is breathing down your neck about the deadline. The result? Users see a white screen, a frozen spinner, or worse - silently lost data. Th...

Most apps don’t get users wrong because the tech is 'bad.' They get users wrong because they get users too early. You do one thing once, and the app decides: 'Cool. This is who you are now.' But real life doesn’t work like that. You searched 'how ...

Quite strange equation, don’t you think? But in a developer’s world, math works in unexpected ways. Six months ago, I decided to build the best EPUB reader for Apple devices. I started immediately and, in four months, I had a working prototype with...

I opened Spotify to focus. It played a playlist I used during a breakup… two years ago. Technically, that’s personalization. Emotionally, it’s tone-deaf. This is what a lot of mobile apps are doing with AI right now. They remember a moment but mi...