Turned three this year in March, Apple’s App Accelerator in Bengaluru has been supporting Indian developers to make innovative iOS apps.
The nationwide lockdown post-COVID-19 outbreak witnessed an unprecedented surge within the online grocery orders in India. With consumers shopping on online grocery platforms using their bank and card details, a fast and secure check in was the necessity of the hour. The ‘sign in with Apple’ on the Bigbasket application on iOS platform helped provide a seamless experience.
“Especially during the COVID times, a fast sign-up flow helps consumer experience,” says Tejas Vyas, Product Head, Bigbasket. BigBasket was already closely related to Apple’s App Accelerator for developing this feature, and therefore the feature happened to roll out during the pandemic. Apple has been helping BigBasket in suggesting technology integrations and user experience guidelines for the Bigbasket iOS apps. These insights are helpful for bb to know key areas of improvement and make relevant additions to its iOS app roadmap,” adds Vyas.
Turned three this year in March, The platform provides specialised support for developers, including tools and best practices to reinforce their skills and transform the planning , quality and performance of their apps on the iOS platform. It supports app developers to create apps for the vast iOS ecosystem, including iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, among others. More importantly, the app developers enjoy the vast ecosystem that Apple has, including the worldwide developer community that comes together at the WWDC – Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference,” says Prabhu Ram, Prabhu Ram, Head-Industry Intelligence Group, CMR.