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Best Practices To Improve The Coding For Mobile App Development

Published on 02 June 16
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Today every business enterprise, whether small or large, needs to build and scale up their apps in order to keep pace with increasing number of users. This is very important for the growth and development of the business. Scaling up the apps is extremely imperative so that the users can derive maximum benefits out of it and at the same time certain flaws or inconsistencies can be covered up if in case there is an increase in the app usage by the users. To build up consistency in your app usage and increasing it, a number of strategies are being adopted in order to deal with the app usage number games.
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1. SEGREGATE RESPONSIBILITIES: There are specific tasks which need seperate classes. It is, therefore, important that every task should be assigned to the separate and unique class. The logic should be separated as much as it can be and it should be sorted out and confined within limits so that updating can be made easily later. In this way, any changes or amendments can also be incorporated. It is important to keep the class limited maximum to 100 lines because exceeding will make the incorporation of changes very difficult later.

2. REPEATED CODE CHECKING THROUGH AUTOMATION: There is need to choose such tools for implementation which can check your code time and again automatically while you are surfing the net, so as to be free of all the errors and the flaws. This needs to be done at regular time intervals. Automated code checking gives a code in accordance with the predefined set of rules and terms. For the technical implementation of the automated code, it is very important to first check the basic structure of the programme and identify the process thoroughly.

3. SHIFT FOREGROUND THREADS TO BACKGROUND THREADS: It is important to shift all the operations from the foreground thread to the background thread because the rate of responsiveness of the app might get affected resulting in errors, restrictions or bugs if the operations are run in the foreground thread by default. For this, shift all the long running tasks at individual class levels, whenever required.

4. DIFFERENTIATE THREADS TO HANDLE VARIOUS QUERIES: Cursor loader objects can be used in order to speed up the display of the data. You should not be in a haste to display the data hurriedly al at once. It is important to separate threads for different queries. This will help to segregate the interactions and communications with the users from the queries already running behind in the background. So a separate thread should be initiated for every query.

5. MAKE USE OF SPECIAL TOOLS: It is very important to make use of strict mode in order to scan all the tedious and lengthy operations within the user interface thread. Along with this, some special tools should be made use of like trace view, system trace which will help to trace the level of responsiveness. A progress bar should be loaded in order to trace the loading in progress. In order to give users a change for a while from the loading process, a splash screen must be installed along with it. All this will help to surge and scale up the coding process of an application.
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