Mobile Application Development In Baltimore @ Where Do You See Yourself Going?

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I really enjoy Android development but I don’t believe in sticking with one thing. It’s always a good idea to expand your horizons and learn as much as you can. I like back-end development and writing code functionality. It definitely takes a certain personality to be back-end developer!

: The people are amazing. They’re very open-minded and always very supportive. You feel very much a part of the team and I’m not only talking about the development team. I started working on the first project on my second day. It was a fast start and an excellent transition into the large projects I’m working on today. I received everything I needed for this project because I worked with the Project Manager, Jugal, and he answered all of my questions. This is exactly what I mean when I say the people here are great. Everyone shares responsibility and works together to accomplish a common goal.

B: Awesome, and you’ve just answered all of my questions as well! Thank you for opening up about life at Clearbridge. I’ll let you get back to working on that project you were telling me about.

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... WWDC 2018: What’s Next for Mobile App Development?
At WWDC 2018, the push for Apple to remain the most powerful platform for augmented reality was clear. Apple’s goal for AR is to extend the benefits of the technology across the entire iOS system. In collaboration with Pixar, Apple created a new file format for AR: USDZ.

USDZ is a compact, single-format file which is optimized for sharing while retaining stunning 3D graphics and animations. With USDZ, AR can be used across the whole iOS system from the Files app to Messages, Mail, and Safari.

For developers and designers, Adobe Creative Cloud offers full native support for USDZ, so creatives can continue to use the programs they know and love to deliver AR experiences. It’s now possible to bring any design asset from Creative Cloud into a native AR environment, creating a “what-you-see-is-what-you-get” editor.