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Can home automation challenges lead to divorce?

It’s no longer a newfangled fad to automate things around the house using devices that do the heavy lifting for you. Like many of you, in my home I’m using gadgets such as Nest smart thermostats, Nest...

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Taking the lead in mobile application development

Mobile is changing the way we live and work. Leading companies today are adopting a mobile-first approach to business, with mobile application development at its heart. On July 23rd, IBM was named a...

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I caught my flight; they missed their opportunity

The travel necessitated by my job at IBM makes me an ideal airline customer. I travel three to four times a month and usually buy full-priced tickets. All I ask in return is convenience, comfort and...

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Sowing the seeds for tomorrow’s mobile development in Africa

I recently had the privilege and good fortune to go on a very unique assignment. I travelled to Cairo, Egypt, to teach our curriculum on mobile application development with IBM MobileFirst Platform...

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Three simple criteria for building native or hybrid mobile applications

This post was coauthored by David Jaramillo, an IBM senior technical staff member and manager of mobile innovations, and Charisse Lu, a senior software engineer and certified IT architect creating...

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Three reasons for and against open source mobile development

I’ve experienced open source in the past, and personally I love the idea of freeware. There are some superb examples out there of open source software that is great, well maintained and free! For me,...

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Building mobile apps with MQTT to deepen engagement

The mobile app landscape is competitive. In fact, it is downright crowded. So, what can you do to make your app stand out? In this blog post, I will show you why I believe MQTT, Message Queue Telemetry...

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Infrastructure and mobile application development

According to TechNavio’s analysts, the global mobile enterprise application platform (MEAP) market would reach 1.6 billion in 2014. This growing market share presents a clear challenge for...

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Hackathons: Innovation’s new hotness!

The credit crunch, the downturn, the double/triple dip recession: whichever phrase you are most familiar with, they all mean a lot to us nowadays. The financial hard times in recent years have shown us...

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An “Agile with Discipline” approach for mobile app development

Every organization wants to build a delivery model for its mobile application development projects that will enable it to continuously and rapidly roll out high-quality solutions. This is particularly...

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Tablet first design: Should we skip the phone?

The trend for mobile development at the moment is mobile first. We at IBM are doing it, our clients are doing it, our competitors are doing it and individual developers are doing it. Usually when we...

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How to keep users from uninstalling your app

By Greg Ackerman, Peter Eggen, and Rizkiana Novitasari Mobile applications are becoming essential to the daily lives of their users. You can find a mobile application for almost everything you want to...

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Should mobile app development be part of enterprise development?

Years ago, the primary brand image of a retailer was the brick-and-mortar store. In the 1990s, the primary brand image was composed of the store’s website in addition to the brick-and-mortar store....

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Five sayings mobile developers dread hearing from lines of business

By: Jennifer Foley, Michael Wuerdemann and Johannes Swanepoel “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer” is a saying that often accurately describes the relationship between mobile developers...

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Have you had your Java beans today?

If you’re like me, you wake up in the morning, grab a cup of coffee and hope that coffee gives you enough energy to make it through the day. The java beans in the coffee are what give you that extra...

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Five essential types of mobile app testing to help you woo the user

After months of effort in defining requirements, designing and developing our lovely mobile application, we are now prepared to test it. Here are five essential types of testing that are recommended...

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A new era of mobile application functional testing

Have you ever wondered what a regular day is like in the life of a mobile application developer working on a big project? Usually everything starts with a request to add a new functionality to a mobile...

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Four development team practices for mobile enterprise applications

It’s time to get back to our series on better managing your mobile application projects. So far we have covered mobile application requirements and application design, so in this post I’d like to...

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Mobile push notifications: Deliver the right message at the right time

In every facet of life, we recognize that engaging with people in a way that enhances their experience brings great rewards, and mobile push notifications are a tool that can enable us to better engage...

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Faster Mobile Innovation with Open Source

If you’re anything like me, you can’t imagine going anywhere without your mobile phone; today’s devices are more than our telephones, they are our cameras, our wallets, our libraries and even our...

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