FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 05, 2016
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App Store gets a lot of flak from computer scientists, who think that proliferation of apps is somehow dumbing down programming. While some of the reasons they put forward are well-thought, others are little more than a rehashing of age-old line of thinking that presumes that every little change leads down the intellectual slope. Here at Cogniter Technologies, we do not think in that way.
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Chetan
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THURSDAY,
JANUARY 28, 2016
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Google “iPhone” and you will find a ton of websites predicting the end of Apple. Despite raking in more than $18 billion in the last quarter alone—a record—many market analysts are saying that the company’s era of high growth may come to an end in 2016. Such predictions have made many tech companies nervous and a lot of them are already planning to lay down some programmers. But here at Cogniter, we are planning to expand our iOS development team. There are some good reasons for it.
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Chetan
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FRIDAY,
JANUARY 15, 2016
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As iPad app development continues to expand, new trends are emerging and old ones are going into oblivion. The change is so fast that a programming paradigm or a tool that was popular last year may not even cut it this year’s standards for mobile app development
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Chetan
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THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 19, 2015
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Indie iPhone game development is loads of fun, and in the community, nothing is more antithetical to its core values than working in a large corporation. But keep those preconceived notions aside for a while and think rationally. There are some great benefits to work as an iPhone developer for a firm.
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Annie
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