A review of mobile applications developed by academics for COVID-19

Alfayez, Zainab Hameed

doi:10.19101/ijatee.2021.874058

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“…Mobile applications played a very important role in providing people the ability to do all their daily tasks through their mobiles. Health organizations and governments have developed numerous mobile applications for managing the pandemic [1]. Hundreds of applications emerged to aid people in their work, education, shopping, entertainment, and more.…”

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Industrial Practitioner Perspective of Mobile Applications Programming Languages and Systems

Mahmoud¹,

Muhammad²,

Yousef³

et al. 2023

IJACSA

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The growth of mobile application development industry made it crucial for researchers to study the industry practices of choosing mobile applications programming languages, systems, and tools. With the increased attention of cross-platform mobile applications development from both researchers and industry, this paper aims at answering the question of whether most of the industries are using crossplatform development or native development. The paper collects feedback about industry's most used mobile development systems. In addition, it provides a map of the different technologies used by mobile applications development companies according to some of the demographics like company size and location. An online questionnaire is carried out to collect the data. The survey targeted both amateur and professional mobile developers. A total of 85 participants participated in answering the survey. Qualitative analysis using descriptive statistics is done on the results of the survey. Although the results show that there is an industrial trend towards using the cross-platform languages, native development is still used by the well-established companies. More than 50% of the participants are found to be aware of the performance issues of the cross-platform development languages and frameworks. Comparison with findings of related work is discussed which raises more research questions and draws out future research in this field.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Industrial Practitioner Perspective of Mobile Applications Programming Languages and Systems

Mahmoud¹,

Muhammad²,

Yousef³

et al. 2023

IJACSA

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Design and Implement a Web-Based Learning System to Provide E-learning in the University of Basrah During Crises

Alfayez

Hassan

2022

2022 5th International Conference on Engineering Technology and Its Applications (IICETA)

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Design and implement a mobile-based system to teach traffic signs to illiterate people

Alfayez

2022

I-Com

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Nowadays, most information and communication technologies target literate users and neglect the 800 million illiterate individuals around the world. Although there have been several attempts to develop systems that help illiterate people and try to reduce the digital gap between them and those who are literate, it is still challenging to find accessible systems for illiterate people. This research aims to reduce the digital gap between illiterate and literate people in Iraq through developing a mobile application for learning traffic signs. Firstly, a requirement elicitation study was conducted to explore a set of design considerations and build an accessible interface for illiterate people. The study resulted in several design principles, such as using voice instructions, focusing on graphic content, and using the local language. Then, the mobile application was developed based on these design principles. Finally, an evaluation study was conducted to measure the usability of the developed application. The results revealed that the built application is efficient and effective, and the users were extremely satisfied in several aspects, such as easy usage and learnability, and declared that they would use it in the future and recommend it to others.

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A review of mobile applications developed by academics for COVID-19

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Industrial Practitioner Perspective of Mobile Applications Programming Languages and Systems

Industrial Practitioner Perspective of Mobile Applications Programming Languages and Systems

Design and Implement a Web-Based Learning System to Provide E-learning in the University of Basrah During Crises

Design and implement a mobile-based system to teach traffic signs to illiterate people

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