by Cathal Greaney | May 13, 2018 | App Development, Business, Latest News, Research, Technology
Translation is a computer science problem that every CS college student since the 1960s has been trained on. On face value it seems like an ideal computer challenge that should be easy to solve. Languages have a structure and we have ample amounts of sample data to... 
by Cathal Greaney | Feb 4, 2018 | App Design, App Development, Business, Latest News
Congratulations to Noel and Michelle Doherty of Hamstring.ie They’re just secured significant Angel Investment for their highly innovative Hamstring Monitoring Platform. IrishApps have written the Android, iOS and Cloud software for the Hamstring system and... 
by Cathal Greaney | Jun 15, 2017 | App Design, App Development, Business
It can be hard to quantify what separates a good app from a great app. There are four aspects that the team at IrishApps consider to be the cornerstones of a great app. Design and Quality, Development and Detail. The last three apps we’ve completed are all... 
by Cathal Greaney | Apr 23, 2016 | App Development
Registration/sign up and login/sign in forms are common within mobile applications especially in the business to business realm. Most of the apps I’ve written have had a login and registration page. Usually the user only has to interact with these pages once and they... 
by Cathal Greaney | Apr 12, 2016 | App Design, App Development, Business, Latest News, Research, Technology, White Papers
One of my favourite apps and favourite IT subjects to chat about is WhatsApp. I could go on all day about it’s history, it’s founders, it’s technical architecture and the organization that I always think of when discussing WhatsApp (W00w00). Once I start talking (or... 
by Cathal Greaney | Apr 5, 2016 | App Development
Every one who wants to develop an app for their business or entrepreneurial idea always faces the questions… Which platform do I choose? Should I release my app on more than one platform? Is windows phone dead? (Note: for this blog post, we use the word iPhone to...