Cross-Platform Mobile Analytics Application for Rubicon Clients

Student: Skorodumov Sergey

Educational Programme: Applied Mathematics and Information Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Mobile applications have become the irreplaceable tool in many aspects of our lives. From communication in social network apps to buying food online. We can't imagine our lives without this helpful gadget. While the industry is developing, the market of mobile applications is developing too. Now it can meet the needs of people even in their works, transferring some tasks into their smartphones. And for developers is important, that their application can work on most of the models of devices and platforms. This paper describes different approaches and methods of developing apps on the example of creating cross-platform mobile analytics application for Rubicon clients.

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