An Improvised Way Towards Development of Multipurpose Application

The Android Development domain has expanded a lot over the period of time. Over the course, it provided usage and deployment of multi-purpose ap plications that provided multiple functions in a single application. The system, due to a lack of proper implementation, degraded over a period of time proving it to be inefficient. The systems were expensive to develop and were difficult to maintain. The main drawback was that modules were too independent under the same application. The proposed system provides a better framework about the same concept that highlights the drawbacks earlier systems had and the inefficiency of the available solution. It complies with the basics of architectural development of any application. The primary change is in re-modelling the structure of the development that creates an opportunity to test and deploy mobile applications with better productivity and efficiency. The application is divided into two parts, Frontend and Backend. The Frontend purely consists of the GUI development of android application. The backend provides connectivity to cloud storage provided by Firebase. The Frontend and Backend together produce a single platform which then in turn is divided into four main modules. The modules provided are combined under a single platform to provide better data integrity, reusability, connectivity and modularity between various modules. The domain explored is in the educational sector. It provided a perfect platform to test the product in a growing industry.

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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icpids65698.2024.00014
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Abstract

The Android Development domain has expanded a lot over the period of time. Over the course, it provided usage and deployment of multi-purpose ap plications that provided multiple functions in a single application. The system, due to a lack of proper implementation, degraded over a period of time proving it to be inefficient. The systems were expensive to develop and were difficult to maintain. The main drawback was that modules were too independent under the same application. The proposed system provides a better framework about the same concept that highlights the drawbacks earlier systems had and the inefficiency of the available solution. It complies with the basics of architectural development of any application. The primary change is in re-modelling the structure of the development that creates an opportunity to test and deploy mobile applications with better productivity and efficiency. The application is divided into two parts, Frontend and Backend. The Frontend purely consists of the GUI development of android application. The backend provides connectivity to cloud storage provided by Firebase. The Frontend and Backend together produce a single platform which then in turn is divided into four main modules. The modules provided are combined under a single platform to provide better data integrity, reusability, connectivity and modularity between various modules. The domain explored is in the educational sector. It provided a perfect platform to test the product in a growing industry.

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