Impact of mobile cross-platform development on CPU, memory and battery of mobile devices when using common mobile app features

Dorfer, Thomas; Demetz, Lukas; Huber, Stefan

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2020.07.029

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“…It is not only the quantity and richness of information in the Flutter platform about codes and tools. Instead, the documentation for React Native is somewhat confusing and may cause some problems for programmers [22]. Moreover, React Native has neglected to document and provide information on many important parts.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies [18][19][20][21] have used the term "multiple user interfaces (MUIs)" which describe user services and information from different software and hardware. Other terms include "distributed user interface (DUI)" [22,23] and "multiple platform user interface" [24,25]. The term "cross-platform service" is used by Majrashi et al [5] who define "cross-platform" as a set of user interfaces for a single service on diverse computational platforms.…”

Section: User Experience (Ux) and Human-computer Interaction (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Firstly, most previous studies are technical in nature, focusing on design science and software engineering. These studies focused on the compression of cross-platform frameworks [25,33], designing user interfaces [29,30], and evaluation performance [22,32].…”

Section: User Experience (Ux) and Human-computer Interaction (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Limited research has examined and tested user experience of cross-platform applications and services [5,14,22,25]. This study contributes to the literature by identifying the factors that are needed to evaluate and study the user experience in cross-platform mobile applications and to address this gap by comparing it with native applications.…”

Section: Research Fieldmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Predicting Mobile Cross-Platform Adaptation Using a Hybrid Sem–ANN Approach

Alkhalifah¹

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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Owing to constant changes in user needs, new technologies have been introduced to keep pace by building sustainable applications. Researchers and practitioners are keen to understand the factors that create an attractive user interface. Although the use of cross-platform applications and services is increasing, limited research has examined and evaluated cross-platforms for developing mobile applications for different operating systems. This study evaluates crossplatform features, identifying the main factors that help to create an attractive user adaptation when building sustainable applications for both Android and iOS. Flutter and React Native were selected so end-users could test their features using the cross-platform usability assessment model. Usability, satisfaction, and navigation were tested to measure the cross-platform adaptation and end-user experience. The data were analyzed using hybrid structural equation modeling (SEM) and artificial neural network (ANN) approaches. The study results show that usability and navigation both have a positive effect on adaptation on Flutter and React Native, while satisfaction only has an effect on Flutter. The navigation variable was also the most significant predictor of adaptation for both models. This study has several implications and makes contributions to the research field, to developers, and to end-users.

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Section: User Experience (Ux) and Human-computer Interaction (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: User Experience (Ux) and Human-computer Interaction (Hci)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Research Fieldmentioning

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Predicting Mobile Cross-Platform Adaptation Using a Hybrid Sem–ANN Approach

Alkhalifah¹

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…This was also a result of 'mobile-first' (or 'responsive web design') idea, the foundation of which was the creation of internet sites which would be available to be displayed on screens with various widths and resolutions. While the costs of the usage of Energies 2022, 15, 4574 2 of 20 mobile phones have gone down, mobile applications have grown in popularity. Mobile-Trends.pl published, in 2017, an article with research results which showed that smartphone owners in certain countries were using even tens of mobile applications monthly [2].…”

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Performance Comparison of Native and Hybrid Android Mobile Applications Based on Sensor Data-Driven Applications Based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi Communication Architecture

2022

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In the age of smartphones and tablets, the popularity of mobile applications is rising extremely quickly. There are countless purposes for using them, such as communication, social media, news, sending emails, shopping, paying, watching videos and streams, and playing games. Google’s Android is currently the most frequently used mobile system in the world. The main aim of this article is to compare native and hybrid mobile applications created for this system, taking into account the needs and challenges of designing systems using BLE and Wi-Fi. The comparison was based on mobile applications implemented in the Java 8 language and the Ionic framework. The aim was to compare the efficiency of data processing in both technologies, in order to indicate dependencies that can help in the selection of technologies in the projects under development based on BLE, Wi-Fi and sensor networks.

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