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Flutter vs. Kotlin Multiplatform

Flutter vs. Kotlin Multiplatform: Key Factors to Consider for Your App

Not so long ago, everyone was talking about Flutter as the newest and best option for developing your cross-platform project. Today, Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) has emerged as a strong competitor and has stolen much of the attention. So, does the rise of KMP mean you should abandon your Flutter project? Far from it! Flutter is […]

application security guide

What is Application Security? All You Need To Know Guide

Uncertain about how to secure your application or which steps to take? You’re not alone – every aspiring digital product creator has faced this challenge. As app development experts with over a decade of experience, we understand how confusing it can be at the start. That’s why we’ve crafted this guide to help you master […]

native vs. cross platform app development comparison guide

Native vs. Cross-platform App Development – All You Need to Know as an Entrepreneur

Enter any forum discussing native vs. cross-platform app development and you’ll see developers with strong opinions in favor of one approach and against the other. Few will admit that both have their pros and cons. So, who is right? The truth is, it depends on your business goals. Both native and cross-platform solutions can be […]

Fintech Cybersecurity

Fintech Cybersecurity: Challenges, Best Practices, and Future Trends

In 2017, Equifax – a major credit reporting agency – experienced one of the largest data breaches ever. This cyber attack exposed the personal information of 147 million people. The fallout was huge – Equifax’s stock dropped by 35%, and they faced a lawsuit resulting in a $700 million settlement. This breach seriously hurt their […]

Requirements Elicitation Guide

Requirements Elicitation for Successful App Development: Techniques, Questions, and Process

Every successful app is built on a foundation of well-understood user needs. Requirements elicitation methods are all about talking with stakeholders, such as customers, team members, and anyone else your app affects. The goal is to discover what they really need and expect from your app.

What is Kotlin Multiplatform?

Kotlin Multiplatform: A Smart Choice for Cross-platform Development?

In the IT industry, there are no silver bullets. When we create applications, we need to be smart and choose the best tools for our specific needs and current situation. When it comes to mobile app development, you’ve probably heard of this difficult decision: Build natively or cross-platform? At first glance, it might seem simple: […]

how to analyze and compare software proporsals

Software Development Offers: How to Compare Them and What Matters Most

As a Business Developer, I’m involved in preparing offers for our potential clients. I’ve got a solid grasp on the process and understand the hesitations and questions companies often have. That’s why I decided to write an article that clarifies how you can analyze offers from potential outsourcing partners. I hope it makes your decision-making […]

what is a mobile application

What Is a Mobile App – All You Should Know as a Future Product Owner

What is a mobile application? What kind of benefits does it bring to businesses? Read this guide to learn about the process of building a mobile app.

User story mapping - templates, examples and techniques

User Story Mapping: Examples, Templates, and Best Practices | Guide for App Owners

Welcome to our guide to User Story Mapping! I’m Mark, a Business Analyst and Solution Architect. I’ve worked in fintech, ecommerce, and non-profit product development, collaborating with international teams at every step, from discovery to maintenance.  As a Solution Architect, I use USM very often. This method helps us get a solid grip on what […]

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MVP, Core Path, MMP – Product Versions in App Development

The product development stages in creating a mobile application are usually divided into product versions. In this article, we want to focus on some of them: MVP, Core Path, and MMP, as they are critical steps on the way to a successful mobile app.

Introducing new Apple Glasses: Apple Vision Pro

Breaking Down the Apple Vision Pro: A Revolutionary Spatial Computer

With companies striving to offer new, more engaging, and unique ways to experience all kinds of content, we are about to witness innovative products mixing reality with virtuality. Now it’s time for Apple to introduce an all-new device, powered by a new operating system and designed for a new era. Let’s look at the Apple […]

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How to Measure Your Digital Product Success | Guide with Examples

Being a Product Owner and creating a successful product is a great adventure. If you are thinking about your own mobile app, you are probably already seeing with your own eyes how your app can make the world a better place and meet user needs. One of your responsibilities as a Product Owner will be […]

Popular Agile prioritization techniques explained

The Art of Decision Making: Top 7 Agile Prioritization Techniques for Product Owners

Being a decision-maker sounds exciting until you face the first splash of opinions from people engaged in your mobile app development process. Your stakeholders may have different interests and urgent needs. And it is your challenge to decide who will get what they want first. What’s more, you probably have a lot of great ideas, […]

Agile Roles and Responsibilities

Agile Roles and Responsibilities – From Theory to Practice

Dive into Agile Scrum roles with a twist! Discover the daily life of each team member beyond theory. A must-read for App Owners seeking real-world insights.

mobile apps testing

Mobile App Testing – Introduction for Product Owners

Understand mobile app testing and find out what is the best way to test your application. Mobile app testing introduction for Product Owners.

5 Scrum Values

5 Scrum Values: Guide for App Owners with Real-life Examples

Hi there! Are you wondering what Scrum Values are? Why are they important? How do they work in practice? Or are they just a catchphrase?  I’m Beata, and I’ve been a Scrum Master at Droids On Roids for almost three years now. Let me share insights from our software house with you.  I’ll present how […]

GDPR

10 Myths About GDPR in Mobile Apps

The privacy policy is mandatory in every app You may have heard that the privacy policy is a must-have and you cannot have an app without it. Well, it is not quite accurate. A privacy policy is not obligatory according to GDPR. On the other hand, you (or more precisely the data controller) have to […]

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Estimations in Story Points vs Hours – What to Choose for Software Development?

The development of software and mobile applications is classified as a complex domain in the Cynefin decision-making model. This means that we are in the domain of “unknown unknowns” and cause-effect relationships are only determinable for historical data. Furthermore, we are in an environment of constant changes. Everyday, we gain knowledge and understanding about the […]

Frequently Asked Questions

Flutter is an open source UI development framework developed by Google. It enables developers to build natively compiled applications for multiple platforms (iOS, Android, web, desktop) using a single codebase. Flutter is known for its rich set of customizable widgets, high performance, and fast development speed through features such as Hot Reload.

Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is a set of tools that enables developers to write common code in the Kotlin language for multiple platforms (iOS, Android, web, desktop). It facilitates the reuse of business logic and code while allowing native UI implementation and full access to platform-specific APIs.

The choice depends on your project needs. If you need rapid cross-platform development with a consistent UI/UX, choose Flutter. If you need a platform-specific UI and access to the latest native features, or if you’re migrating a native application, KMP is a better choice.

Kotlin Multiplatform generally provides better performance for native functionality because it uses platform-native rendering. However, Flutter offers high performance for most applications, especially those focused on UI/UX, thanks to its own rendering engine.

Kotlin Multiplatform is more suitable for projects that rely heavily on native functionality, as it provides direct access to platform-specific APIs and supports platform-specific UI.

Flutter is better suited for startups with no existing mobile apps. It offers rapid development with a single codebase, making it cost-effective and ideal for getting MVPs or proof-of-concept projects off the ground quickly.

Flutter is generally cheaper because it uses a single codebase across platforms, reducing development time and costs compared to Kotlin Multiplatform, which requires more platform-specific work.

Choose Flutter if your project prioritizes a consistent UI across platforms, rapid development, and a single codebase. Choose Kotlin Multiplatform if your project requires native performance, extensive use of platform-specific features, or if you’re migrating from an existing native application.