Hello,
The native applications are created for a particular platform either Android or iOS, whereas the hybrid development process relies on cross-platform functioning. That is to say, native apps are built on programming languages which can be supported only by a certain platform. Java, Kotlin are usually applied technologies for Android development, and Objective-C, Swift – for iOS.
For hybrid applications, developers should use several web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and Javascript framework. In other words, they are more websites packed into containers that emulate software behavior for every platform to function and look in a natural way. The developers deal with one core code that covers both platforms. Therefore the main difference between native and hybrid app lies in the development process. And the great thing is that the users will, most likely, miss this difference when applications are created professionally.
Native apps are considered to be the most reliable, showing extraordinary performance when compared to hybrid and web apps.
This means that a separate version of the app must be developed for each platform. You can’t reuse any piece of code from another platform version, as it is written in a completely different programming language. Roughly, you take the app development time and multiply it by the number of platforms you want to support.
Native app development is preferred for: high-performance apps
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