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Mobile Computing

Technologies and paradigms enabling computation, communication and connectivity on portable devices anywhere and anytime: platforms, cross-platform frameworks, backends, testing and device management.

47 topics•8 categories•Updated November 2026

Native Platforms & Tools

5 entries

The two main mobile platforms and their official tools.

Cross-Platform Frameworks

10 entries

Build for several platforms from one codebase.

Backend, Engagement & Analytics

6 entries

Services that mobile apps commonly depend on.

Mobile Testing & Delivery

7 entries

Test, build and release mobile apps.

Device Management & Mobile Security

6 entries

Controlling and protecting mobile devices and apps.

Official Mobile Platform & Framework Docs

1 entries

Primary documentation for building mobile apps.

Platform Docs, Standards & Security

6 entries

Docs and standards.

Related Pages

6 entries

Related directories on this site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mobile computing?

Computing on portable devices such as phones, tablets and wearables that stay connected as they move, relying on wireless networks, sensors and cloud services.

Native or cross-platform?

Native development gives the best access to platform features and performance. Cross-platform frameworks such as Flutter, React Native and Kotlin Multiplatform share code across platforms at some cost in platform-specific polish.

What is mobile DevOps?

Applying CI/CD to mobile apps: automated builds, testing on real devices, code signing and store releases, using tools such as Bitrise, Codemagic and fastlane.

Why does mobile computing need special security tools?

Devices are lost, run untrusted apps and connect over untrusted networks, so organisations use device management and mobile app security testing to protect data.

Native or cross-platform mobile development?

Native Kotlin and Swift offer the best platform integration, while Flutter, React Native and Kotlin Multiplatform share code across platforms.

What are progressive web apps?

Web apps that can be installed and work offline, built with standard web technologies.

Which additional references does this page add?

The section 'Platform Docs, Standards & Security' lists Android Developers, Apple Developer Documentation, Flutter Docs, React Native, Jetpack Compose.

What changed on this page?

The earlier page said this directory was being rebuilt and listed no resources. It now lists mobile platforms, frameworks, backends, testing and device management tools. Realm's MongoDB device SDK is not listed because MongoDB has deprecated it.