So you’re building an app for your enterprise. While your primary purpose for building that app may take countless forms, that purpose is at least partly driven by the desire to collect and store “big data” that can...
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Dagger is a great tool for dependency injection (DI). It does most of the job in compile time, making applications smaller and faster and dependency resolving safer. What’s not great is the documentation. Dagger is not a simple tool by any means. It requires a certain level of understanding to be used properly...
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Augmented reality, also known as AR, is increasingly everywhere. Businesses across industries are turning to augmented reality app development to help them create new ways to engage their customers. Educators are using AR to develop new ways of teaching, and medical professionals are using it to transform the...
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Creating a custom app can lead to huge payoffs for your business. Given the potential benefits, enterprises and startups alike are eager to develop custom applications that help them achieve their business objectives. So what’s the problem? Risk is inherent to the software development process....
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Nowadays, everyone values privacy and security. That’s why it wasn’t surprising when, recently, we needed to use an encryption library on one of our Distillery projects. For the project in question, the decision was made to use libsignal. Originally developed for Signal Private Messenger, libsignal has...
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Voice technology is here to stay. We’ve invited smart speakers such as the Amazon Echo, Google Home, Sonos One, and Apple HomePod into our homes and our workplaces. We talk to Siri, Alexa, Cortana, and Google Assistant nearly as easily as we talk to real humans. The...
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Enterprise companies around the world have made the switch from self-hosted infrastructure to public cloud configurations. While most enterprises will always need some on-premise technology, they are developing their applications directly in the cloud. This allows the development teams to stay...
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“I want my wedding to suck,” said no bride or groom ever in the history of time. Instead, when you plan your wedding, you’re basically trying to throw the best party you’ll ever host. That means that — for the days, months, and even years leading up to the...
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As a college or university student, how can you find work that not only fits in with your class schedule, but also aligns with your short- or long-term financial and educational goals? Lining up work while you’re still in school can be a formidable challenge. Fortunately, there’s...
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If an app lands in the App Store and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Unsurprisingly, would-be app entrepreneurs are largely focused on the process of mobile app development. When they imagine the build and release of their glorious app, they think about conceptualizing, researching,...
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