First things first, mobile is not dying out. It will be an increasingly large portion of application development for a long time, all of the major players are deeply committed to mobile. I would not worry about gaining…
Local Data: Core Data hooked into a sqlite.db is the way to go. Some say it's a little heavy but I have had a lot of luck with it. It's going to give you everything you need to persist and query data locally on the…
I am assuming you are talking about Android/iOS Native Apps. From my experience, the development time for these 2 platforms are essentially the same, assuming the same level of developer for each platform. The amount of…
First things first, mobile is not dying out. It will be an increasingly large portion of application development for a long time, all of the major players are deeply committed to mobile. I would not worry about gaining…
Local Data: Core Data hooked into a sqlite.db is the way to go. Some say it's a little heavy but I have had a lot of luck with it. It's going to give you everything you need to persist and query data locally on the…
I am assuming you are talking about Android/iOS Native Apps. From my experience, the development time for these 2 platforms are essentially the same, assuming the same level of developer for each platform. The amount of…