Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by iainmerrick on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @07:14AM
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A banking app in Unity??!?
Come to think of it, my banking app takes forever to start up, I wonder why...! I've never bothered to check how big it is, though, which possibly proves your colleague's point. :(
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by kbenson on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @12:30PM
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Well, if they are a C# shop, that might be a really easy way to get their app on phones while being able to reuse code that might already exist, while also not having to deal with phone specific toolkits.
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by sfifs on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @09:18AM
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Might have Crosswalk or similar browser based view embedded
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by vanderZwan on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @07:18AM
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> banking app
> Unity game engine
Bruce Schneier just had a heart attack
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by Humdeee on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @01:17PM
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3 items needed to login: Username, Password, beat this Candy Crush level in under 2 minutes.
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by rathish_g on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @08:09AM
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Which bank is that?
Re:Saving Data: Reducing the Size of App Updates by 65%
by irishbro on Wednesday December 07, 2016 @08:15AM
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I believe it was Atom bank.
https://www.atombank.co.uk/
And the app can be found here confirming it was created in Unity https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atombank.r...
I think there is also a certain amount of developer apathy towards application size.I was recently talking to a colleague who had worked on a new banking app and they saw no problem with developing, what was essentially a web front end, with the Unity game engine. When I asked if he was concerned the effect on the app size including a game engine would have he said it was what they where used to using and that was more important.