For your app to run smoothly on every device, it needs a range of technical components. Whether it’s a custom library, API (Application Programming Interface), or an app component (activities, fragments, services, events, broadcast receivers), the right tools are essential to a smooth experience. The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) provides an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) with the tools to manage and use them. The most common choice is Android Studio, which includes all the necessary features to create and develop an app from scratch. Other options include Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA.

The choice of a programming language is also important for an app developer, especially for mobile development. While Java was the primary programming language for Android until 2019, Kotlin is now favored by Google. It’s an excellent choice for beginners, as it’s easier to learn and has support for multiple platforms. Nowadays Mobile apps are developed with low/no codlings which is a huge contribution of technological advancements which can change the phase of selecting a programming language.

Lastly, make sure your developer is familiar with a source control management system if the developer is setting up the right resources. All apps require maintenance after they’re launched, even if it’s just to fix bugs or add new functionality. Ask your developer if they’re able to provide ongoing assistance with this type of support. Choosing an Android application development company that can offer this service may save you time and money in the long run. It can also help ensure your app is a success and provides the best user experience possible