Parse Development

 

The Parse is actually an app development platform that can accommodate different mobile app operating systems including OS X, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8, Android and iOS. Parse Development is popular among indie developers and the big-time developers who want to try making new apps for mobile devices that use those operating systems. You can hire Silvergrey to make new apps for you that are founded on the Parse platform.

 

Parse Development makes the creation of mobile apps easier because the developer is not hampered by concerns about complicated infrastructure and server maintenance. Parse platform is a cloud environment wherein you can stash data about your new app. Examples of data that can be stored in a cloud environment are photos, locations, and basic data types. With Parse you don’t have to resubmit the app when you have new assets that you need to deliver to your app. The Parse relies on an interface similar to a spreadsheet to help you manage content – this means you can search for specific content or even update it when needed yet not have to write more code. The filtering feature means you can look for specific data without having to plow through all of your app data. Use the advanced filtering to make the search more refined and specific as needed.

 

One positive development in connection with Parse is that Facebook had already acquired it back in April 2013. Parse is the first B2B service under the Facebook umbrella because of this event. This also helped the Parse platform become even more popular as they had 100,000 apps by June 2013. Facebook head honcho Mark Zuckerberg is hopeful that their acquisition of Parse will be a boon to start-up companies that do not want to worry about their backend operations and want to concentrate on making great apps for their target market. As a result of the Facebook purchase, Parse has new features that mobile app developers may find beneficial including the ability to manipulate images inside each app they create, permit smooth login and logout for web and mobile users, promote more game app development with the Unity Partnership reliant on Parse Unity SDK, permit developers to do minor tasks using Parse rather than pass through servers, and monitor analytics. It is notable that the new features will not actually create a Parse revolution – instead, these new features show the next logical path for the Parse platform to follow to serve developers like Silvergrey better.