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Mobile Development with Fexingo: iOS, Android, and App Building Conversations
by Fexingo
Mobile development is a sprawling discipline: two operating systems, seven screen sizes, three billion devices, and a new API every Tuesday. Lucas and Luna sit down each episode not to chase headlines but to understand the actual craft of building for iOS and Android. They walk through real App Store case studies — why a meditation app redesigned its onboarding flow, how a fintech startup handled Android fragmentation, what SwiftUI’s adoption curve means for legacy codebases. Luna brings a product-manager’s curiosity: “Does the user want a native component here, or is a web view good enough?” Lucas answers with historical data, SDK release notes, and performance benchmarks. Together they dissect App Store review guidelines, Google Play policy changes, and the economics of subscription pricing. They talk about Kotlin Multiplatform vs. Flutter vs. React Native without the hype, grounding every comparison in compile times, bundle sizes, and team skill sets. The show is for engineers who a
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Mobile development is a sprawling discipline: two operating systems, seven screen sizes, three billion devices, and a new API every Tuesday. Lucas and Luna sit down each episode not to chase headlines but to understand the actual craft of building for iOS and Android. They walk through real App Store case studies — why a meditation app redesigned its onboarding flow, how a fintech startup handled Android fragmentation, what SwiftUI’s adoption curve means for legacy codebases. Luna brings a product-manager’s curiosity: “Does the user want a native component here, or is a web view good enough?” Lucas answers with historical data, SDK release notes, and performance benchmarks. Together they dissect App Store review guidelines, Google Play policy changes, and the economics of subscription pricing. They talk about Kotlin Multiplatform vs. Flutter vs. React Native without the hype, grounding every comparison in compile times, bundle sizes, and team skill sets. The show is for engineers who a
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