Development Prep

Publishing an app requires quite a few steps and can seem daunting. But it doesn't have to! Thunkable's no code app builder makes things easy. Here's how.

Thunkable's Head of Product, Mike Chang, was named an Emerging Product Leader by Ignition. In this blog, he explains core design principles.

Mobile workforce management requires effective operational processes to delegate workers in the field service industry successfully. Since the height of the pandemic, businesses have needed to pivot quickly to accommodate a remote workforce.

The mobile workforce or mobile workers are defined by the International Data Corporation (IDC) as “workers who are enabled with mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, etc.) by their company to complete their assigned tasks and workflows.”

Several factors must be considered when preparing for your mobile app development journey. In uncertain economic times, it is critical to understand all the steps involved in order to plan accordingly. Project management timelines, team resources, product requirements, and budgeting factors are key aspects to consider. As organizations look to streamline operations, investment in new product developments are in the spotlight.

“Mobility is a living, breathing phenomenon — a culture all [on] its own that is transforming how our entire world thinks about work, play, and personal connection.” These are insights shared by a principal analyst of Futurum Research and thought leader on digital transformation, Daniel Newman, in his article titled, “Why Mobility Is A Culture And Not A Product.”

The process of creating an app for a client can seem daunting. Learn about the realistic timeline and steps involved in designing, developing, and deploying your own custom mobile apps with Thunkable's no code mobile app builder.

A crucial part of app development (even for no code app builders!) includes creating a scoping document. Here are some tips for building yours.