mobile

This blog provides some important areas to keep in mind when developing for mobile and introduces some key features of Mendix to help you get started.

With any new application development targeting consumers, mobile apps are expected. While being multi-channel is a powerful capability, simply trying to build every bit of functionality in an app for every device is wasteful. Instead, when you consider your multi-channel strategy, follow these three best practices.

This blog post provides a perspective on both the pros and cons of responsive app design, and provides a solution for how to augment responsive app design with device-specific experiences for the best multi-channel UX.

Mendix 7.6.0 adds various new features that will enable users and Mendix developers to develop apps easier and faster. Read the blog to learn more about our client-side validation expressions, three new (mobile) widgets, and new usability features to the Web Modeler.

Our Partner TimeSeries shares best practices in process and UX for creating omni-channel user experiences, including understanding device strengths, responsive app design and visual consistency.

Paul Theunissen from ITvisors explains the art of creating an omnichannel user experience. Read more to discover the themes of a good omnichannel strategy and the requirements for IT.

Learn how I built the ideal handicap management mobile app with Mendix in just a couple of days for an easy way to track my current handicap index in real time.

Mendix 7.4 makes offline mobile apps more powerful and easier to build. In addition, we improved the list view performance, improved the UI for creating multi-channel apps, and released two cool new widgets!

Mendix was named a Leader in Gartner’s Mobile Application Development Platforms Magic Quadrant. Read more about the MADP category and why we were recognized as a leader.

Building a Mobile App – Advanced topics This is the last blog in a series of blogs about building hybrid