Portability in the Enterprise Applications

Authors

  • Anusha V G M.Tech., Software Engineering, RV College of Engineering®, Bengaluru -59, India Author
  • Rashmi R Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE RV College of Engineering®, Bengaluru -59, India Author

Keywords:

Portability, Enterprise application, Full stack, Apache Cordova, REST API, Node.js, Ionic, React Native

Abstract

Fast development of applications and its  growing reputation in recent years has motivated  various IT organizations want to move application  between one platforms to another, so portability is a  rising concern. Portability is a measure of how easily  an application can be moved from one environment to  another. For maximum software systems, portability  is considered as an attractive quality. Corporate  environment such as business or government are  designed to operate in a huge software system  platform called enterprise application and that uses a  pack of technologies that helps them participate  directly with customers and are complex, accessible,  and component-based, scattered and mission critical.  The purpose is to identify some of the portability  issues in an application while porting to another  platform and considered some key points to achieve  the portability using some of the technologies. One of  the Technologies is used to overcome the Portability issues in an application that is Full stack Technology  where it has different layers based on that there are  technologies such as Apache Cordova, REST API,  Node.js, Ionic framework and done case study on  technology called React Native with real time  application.  

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Published

2019-05-05

How to Cite

Portability in the Enterprise Applications . (2019). International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer Science & Technology, 7(3), 94–99. Retrieved from https://acspublisher.com/journals/index.php/ijircst/article/view/13386