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Mobile devices and applications are never devoid of vulnerabilities. When new features are added, so are new openings for potential threats. In order to continue to create mobile applications that our customers rely on and that we can be proud of, our developers stay on top of changes in operating systems and current best practices.

So you’re following GDPR protocol and you installed a cookie notice for your website. Maybe it’s a simple one or perhaps it’s one of those drop-downs showcasing options for a user to choose. Whatever type of notice you use, if you want to have a fully accessible website, you'll want to reconsider your notice’s placement.

The concept "Write Once, Deploy Everywhere (WODE)" became the promise of many development frameworks over the past decade, whose goal is to ease the pain of writing multiple native applications. WODE refers to the ability to write an app once—using a single development stack while maintaining the ability to deploy the application to all desired platforms (e.g., Android, iOS, Windows, etc.). Ideally, the use of a cross-platform framework is conducted without sacrificing maintainability, performance, or user experience (UX). Does your organization need a cross-platform app? Read below the top frameworks to consider for your next app development project.