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SWIFT#1
A programming language developed by Apple for iOS and macOS app development, known for its simplicity and speed.
KOTLIN#2
A modern programming language for Android development, designed to be fully interoperable with Java and more concise.
USER INTERFACE (UI)#3
The space where user interactions with the app occur, focusing on layout and design for usability.
AUDIO INTEGRATION#4
The process of incorporating audio elements, such as pronunciation guides, into an app to enhance learning.
MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS#5
Quiz format where users select the correct answer from a list of options, commonly used in educational apps.
PROTOTYPING#6
Creating an early sample or model of the app to visualize design and functionality before full development.
DEBUGGING#7
The process of identifying and fixing bugs or errors in the app to ensure smooth functionality.
USER-CENTERED DESIGN#8
An approach to app design that prioritizes the needs and experiences of the end user throughout development.
WIRING#9
Creating a blueprint of the app's interface, showing how different screens and elements connect and interact.
TESTING METHODOLOGIES#10
Systematic approaches to testing the app, ensuring all features work as intended and identifying issues.
MARKETING STRATEGY#11
A plan to promote the app, including identifying target users and methods to reach them effectively.
APP STORE SUBMISSION#12
The process of preparing and submitting the app to platforms like Apple App Store or Google Play for review.
FEEDBACK#13
User responses and suggestions regarding the app's design and functionality, used to improve the final product.
VERSION CONTROL#14
A system that records changes to the app's code, allowing developers to track and manage updates.
LIBRARIES#15
Collections of pre-written code that developers can use to add functionality to their apps without starting from scratch.
FUNCTIONALITY#16
The range of operations that an app can perform, crucial for user satisfaction and engagement.
USER ENGAGEMENT#17
The level of interaction and involvement users have with the app, often linked to its design and content.
SYNTHESIS#18
Combining various components of the app, such as audio and quiz content, to create a cohesive user experience.
PROGRESSIVE ENHANCEMENT#19
A web development strategy that emphasizes core functionality first, then adds features for enhanced user experience.
ACCESSIBILITY#20
Designing the app to be usable by people with various disabilities, ensuring inclusivity.
CODE REFACTORING#21
Revising existing code to improve its structure without changing its external behavior, enhancing maintainability.
AGILE METHODOLOGY#22
A project management approach that emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and iterative development.
APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API)#23
A set of rules that allows different software entities to communicate, often used to integrate third-party services.
SHAREABLE TOOL#24
An app or resource designed to be easily distributed or shared among users, enhancing its educational value.