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Highlights Introduction Push notifications are one of the most effective ways for Android apps to re-engage users outside the app. They can remind users to complete important actions, alert them to time-sensitive updates, and encourage them to return when there is genuine value. When notifications are timely and relevant, they improve retention and overall user… Continue reading How to get more from app notifications without annoying your users

Learn how to design app onboarding flows that reduce drop-off and improve user activation, with practical guidance for publishing on Indus Appstore.

Installs alone don’t measure app success. Learn which retention metrics, user engagement metrics, and app KPIs.

Learn how feature flagging helps Android developers roll out new features safely, and release updates with confidence.

You have a new feature launch coming up, you wire up the code, build your app and submit it to the app stores. While you eagerly wait for the launch, you get a notification stating that your app is rejected – the drama that unfolds has given many of us sleepless nights.

You have a new feature launch coming up, you wire up the code, build your app and submit it to the app stores. While you eagerly wait for the launch, you get a notification stating that your app is rejected – the drama that unfolds has given many of us sleepless nights.

You know getting attention is important but what can you do as an app developer? The traditional app store experience involves a user searching for an app and downloading it based on the description. A developer can only hope that it shows up in the results. Luckily for us, we don’t have to deal with this anymore.

Smartphones, and consequently mobile apps, have become an integral part of our daily lives, catering to various needs from communication to entertainment, utilities to payments, and beyond. Today’s app marketplace is filled with numerous apps for myriad purposes – leading to saturation in many categories.

The Android app development landscape is constantly evolving, thus achieving an optimal user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) is pivotal for success. Designing an Android app that not only captivates users but also ensures a smooth and enjoyable journey is a multifaceted endeavor.

Developing an Android app is an exciting journey that demands meticulous planning and strategic execution. To help you navigate through the complex process, here are 30 crucial points to follow

In the dynamic realm of Android app development, maintaining code that is not only functional but also scalable and easy to maintain is crucial. SOLID principles offer a set of guidelines to achieve these goals.

You have a new feature launch coming up, you wire up the code, build your app and submit it to the app stores. While you eagerly wait for the launch, you get a notification stating that your app is rejected – the drama that unfolds has given many of us sleepless nights.