Don't Panic: Mobile Developer's Guide to The Galaxy
A Community Publication about All Things Mobile
by Marco Tabor, Mladenka Vrdoljak
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More than twenty writers from the mobile community share their know-how in dealing with topics such as accessibility in mobile apps, UX design, mobile analytics, prototyping, cross-platform development, native development, mobile web and app marketing. 
Book Description
This project was initiated in 2009 with the aim to spread knowledge about mobile technologies and encourage people to enter our community or deepen their existing knowledge.More than twenty writers from the mobile community share their know-how in dealing with topics such as accessibility in mobile apps, UX design, mobile analytics, prototyping, cross-platform development, native development, mobile web and app marketing.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY). You can download Don't Panic: Mobile Developer's Guide to The Galaxy ebook for free in PDF format (2.5 MB).
Table of Contents
Prologue
The Galaxy of Mobile: Past, Present and Future
From Idea to Prototype
Android Development
iOS Development
Cross-Platform Development
Mobile Web
Mobile Gaming
Security & Privacy
Accessibility
Testing
Monetization
App Store Optimization (ASO)
User Acquisition and Retargeting
Mobile Customer Relationship Management (mCRM)
Mobile Analytics & User Feedback
Epilogue
Book Details
Title
Don't Panic: Mobile Developer's Guide to The Galaxy
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Open-Xchange
Published
2019
Pages
337
Edition
18
Language
English
PDF Size
2.5 MB
License
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