#which includes coding

[technocorps-blog]

How much time does it take to develop an app?

The time required to develop a mobile app is determined by its complexity, features, and platform (iOS, Android, or both). Typically, it can take between 3 and 9 months. The process starts with planning and research, which typically takes 2-4 weeks to determine the app's goal, target audience, and important features. The design phase (4-8 weeks) is the next step, during which wireframes and prototypes are used to create the user interface (UI) and user experience.

The development phase, which includes coding, takes the longest—ranging from 2 to 6 months or more, depending on whether the app is simple (e.g., a calculator) or complicated, with features such as real-time chat, payment systems, or AI. Testing and quality assurance take 2-6 weeks to correct errors, verify compatibility, and improve performance. Finally, the deployment phase takes approximately 1-2 weeks for app store submissions and approvals.

Third-party integrations, design revisions, and team skill can all influence the timeline. Working with an experienced app development team guarantees efficiency and quality. Whether you're creating a basic or complicated software, proper planning and teamwork can help to speed up the process.

[heartless-aro]

People when a character is aromantic or aromantic coded: Wowie! They’re aroACE! Because they aren’t interested in romance! Look at how aroace they are!

People when a character is aroace or aroace coded: Isn’t it cool that this character is asexual? Asexual icon! They’re such great asexual representation :)

[brokenrefraction]

water dispenser roboe

[respectthepetty]

Joke's (Sad) Face

This post is about Joke's face.

But it's not about his actual face.

It's about his Joker face.

While Joke was surrounded by Jack's blue at the hospital, I just couldn't stop thinking about how pretty War is.

Which is why it's so tragic that his character, Joke, spends so much time being sad.

He has been sad since the very beginning and has remained in this state throughout the series.

Which is probably why he created the red Joker moniker.

A joker is a trickster. A joker is similar to a jester. A joker should be happy.

But Joke is anything but happy and his sadness began when he was child who couldn't cope with academic stress, so he began to use the sad face.

Then a kid he never met fixed his frown and turned it upside down. Jack made him smile.

And years later, at a bar late at night, that kid would make Joke smile again.

By simply sitting with him.

Joke was sad about his life, and Jack told him that it was okay.

Then he told him to smile.

Because like I believe, War Joke is so beautiful when he smiles.

Jack, with his blue (spray bottle), has been wiping Joke's sadness away for years, even without knowing it.

And as Joke returned to his childhood home to all the sticky notes marked with red sad faces, he believed he would never be as happy as he was with Jack again.

The time Joke spends with Jack is the happiest of his life because Jack makes Joke happy, which is why Joke got the smiley face tattoo.

Because Jack was a truly happy kid when they first met, and gave that happiness to Joke.

But things change.

Joke's other tattoo is of a dual smiling face and sad face, and when Joke approached Jack after five years, he said he wanted to bring back the old Jack. After that encounter, Jack asked his grandmother if he had changed to which she responded that he couldn't stay a kid forever.

Jack let Joke escape in the fashion event. Jack was blamed for the necklace being stolen, yet showed up to the hotel to help Joke. Jack put himself in the way during the fight to keep Joke safe. Jack always turns the worst situations around and has sacrificed parts of himself as a result.

So Jack is darker now. He is no longer blue. He is black. He can't be Joke's source of happiness when he is struggling to find the good in life himself, so while Joke is in the hospital surrounded by Jack's blue with family and friends, Jack sits alone wearing a red shirt with one tiny lamp to give him warmth.

Jack has his grandmother, who blends both his and Joke's colors, but she's all Jack has ever had, and now she cares for Joke just as much as she loves Jack.

And this is a point Aran made in the very beginning and Hope repeated this episode — Jack, just like Save, doesn't really much. He doesn't have options. Joke does. Jack had to do what he had to do to survive and keep his grandmother safe, but Joke gets to return home to a family and a room that has been kept spotless. Jack doesn't. Well, not if he doesn't fight for it.

And that's what hurts. Jack has to fight for everything. So even though Joke has done a lot for Jack, Jack has done just as much for Joke. He gave Joke a place to stay, food to eat, friends, family, and happiness when Joke had nothing to give and nowhere to go. Jack himself has nothing, yet still gave Joke everything he has had to fight for, including his limited happiness and even the last bits of his color.

So it's important that the episode showed Joke not only giving Jack his color, but also his happiness. Joke has finally turned his sad face into a happy face, on his own.

Joke is depressed, and for so long, because of that, he believed that he couldn't be a source of happiness. Yet on this journey, he has brought happiness to his friends, grandma, and countless people along the way, so here he is, not only giving his color to Toi Ting and Jack, but also his happiness.

Jack has never wanted to see Joke's sad face, which is why he gave Joke his happiness.

And now that Joke is realizing that he is happiness, hopefully Jack never will.

But they'll have to fight for it first.

[subdigitals]

doki doki...

[ryrolie]

Dr. Isinglass and Glubot 525

[diantha]

"...two people who love each other very much, and accept their lot in life to torture each other to death."

Thank you so much to @drathe for this amazing commission of my girl Amara and her evil husband Gortash <3 I am so so happy with it

[incesthemes]

btw in lieu of having not written anything substantial on here in what feels like 80 years, i have indeed been working on a little something which i hope people may find interesting...

[the-meme-monarch]

I’m not sure if this is on every console but I’m watching penny snapcube play and on the switch I’m pretty sure. but you can’t even talk to capn anymore if you reload your save after finishing chapter 4. you want me dead and you want me to die

[i-dont-talk-for-days-on-end]

I know the reader is probably not supposed to think of William Baskerville as cute but I am so utterly smitten with Sherlock Holmes in each in every timeline that I just can't help myself ... Yes go on William and look at the world through lenses and ingest some dubious substances and roast those who try to insult you and be gentle to your Watson pardon me Adson and read the signs around you as the genre demands ...

[averlym]

litany of the martyrs (click for better resolution!)

[theygender]

Going to college as a nontraditional student with an office job is kinda funny bc now when a professor messes things up in a way that fucks me over instead of being like "omg this authority figure is so unfair 😭" I'm approaching it more with the vibe of like "if Karen from Accounting doesn't fix this mistake that's hindering my work after my third passive aggressive email I'm going to CC her boss"

[scionshtola]

it’s not worth it to get irritated by people’s bad takes on a show i love. but.

[demonstars]

on one hand marcille outright saying she loves falin is precious on the other if you didn't already know that was canon you're dumb as rocks

[spoon]

Pictures of Ashley's interactable room from the original 2005 TraceMemory.com website (now only viewable through the wayback machine)

[freyholland]

So Skybound Games is posting Reels on Facebook making fun of Sarah (TWDG) and calling her useless. Nice to see they’re carrying that torch of ableism from the Telltale writers