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What is the difference between Native, Web and Hybrid Apps?
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Permalink Reply by Srikanth Chowdary on
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Native Apps
A native app is a Smartphone application that is made for specific platforms. These apps are developed to be sued on particular devices specifically for a particular mobile operating system. Native apps are native to the OS of the device and hence these are built on the guidelines given by that specific operating system.
Advantages of Native Apps
Native Apps use the native language of the platform where they will suppose to reside like Objective-C on iOS, and Java on Android. The main advantage of native applications is their better performance. These apps are easy to learn for users as User Interface is quite simple. These are faster and more reliable .In short, these apps provide better performances, highest security, and best user experience. Native apps support offline mode.
Example of Native App: Angry Birds, Shazam, Mobiloud,
Hybrid Apps
A hybrid app is in fact a web app built using HTML5 and JavaScript technologies. These apps are wrapped in a native container .This container loads on demand information on the particular page when user navigates application. The main appeal of a hybrid app is versatility. These apps are built once and release without knowing the operating system. These are useful and work fine across multiple platforms. One UI – nice and simple is enough to functioning, these hybrid apps on any device. Hybrid apps do not support an offline mode
Advantages of Hybrid Apps
Hybrid apps are installed on any device unlike native apps so it take less time to market your product as any user can install or run these apps without any issues of compatibility. Other advantage is one code base is enough for all kinds of platforms .No need to make separate apps for android or ios devices.
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Srikanth Chowdary Bhimana
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Permalink Reply by Alisha Henderson on
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Hi buddy,
Hope you are doing great!!
There are a few different routes you can take to make your online product ready for mobile devices. The option you choose largely depends on three main factors:
- The quality of the experience you want your app to have.
- The complexity of the features you need for your app to work.
- Your budget.
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