Mobile & Cross-Platform

Microsoft's framework for cross-platform mobile and desktop apps in C#, the successor to Xamarin and a fit for .NET-centred organisations.

Native Android development in Kotlin or Java with Jetpack, for apps that need full access to device features and Play Store distribution.

An open-source framework for automating native, hybrid and mobile web apps on iOS and Android using one test codebase.

A native runtime that packages a web app for iOS and Android with device plugin access, a practical route to the app stores.

The language behind Flutter, used to build cross-platform mobile, web and desktop apps from a single codebase.

Google's UI toolkit for building iOS, Android, web and desktop apps from one Dart codebase with consistent, high-performance visuals.

A UI toolkit for building mobile apps with web technologies, suited to teams who want one web codebase deployed to app stores and browsers.

Native iPhone and iPad development in Swift or Objective-C with Xcode, for apps that need deep Apple platform integration and App Store release.

A mature, portable language used for enterprise backends, Android apps and long-lived systems that need stability and broad tooling.

Google's preferred language for Android, also used for JVM backends; concise and fully interoperable with existing Java code.

A way to share business logic in Kotlin across Android, iOS and other targets while keeping fully native user interfaces where needed.

A framework for native iOS and Android apps in JavaScript or TypeScript with direct platform API access, often paired with Angular or Vue.

Apple's long-standing language for iOS and macOS, still important for maintaining and modernising existing apps alongside Swift.

A framework for building native iOS and Android apps with React, ideal when a web team wants to share skills and code across platforms.

Apple's modern language for native iPhone, iPad, Mac and watch apps when the best platform integration and performance are required.