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Modern software is built on layers of open-source and third-party components—bringing both innovation and risk. In regulated industries, especially those […]

Have you ever noticed that most professional software and games are available for all the most popular platforms? This is normal, because when creating an application you want it to be available to as many customers as possible. A wider audience means more interest in your product, but also more potential profits you can get from it. So it is worth releasing your app on several, different platforms, but how to do it?

If we think about it for a minute, it is impossible to imagine an app without a UI. We need buttons, checkboxes, dropdown menus and much more. Almost all of these controls are created using 2D elements. However, sometimes we need to put some depth into the UI.