Mobile Architecture

Mobile architecture refers to the structure and design of how a mobile application's software components interact and work together on a device. It includes layers like the user interface (what you see and interact with), the application logic (the rules and functions that process data), and the data storage (where information is saved). This architecture ensures the app runs smoothly, is efficient, and can connect with servers or other services. Different architectures, such as Model-View-Controller (MVC), help developers create organized, scalable apps that deliver a seamless user experience.