You might be thinking about developing a mobile application, but don’t know where to start or even which style of app to develop.
Which is best for your business — a native app or a hybrid app? Let’s find out.
Your choice of a native or a hybrid app depends on several factors, including your budget, target audience, and deadline.
The very moment you decide to invest in a mobile app, you’re bombarded with loads of decisions.
Do you go with iOS or Android?
A native mobile app is a smartphone application program that is created for use with one particular platform or device, like iOS, Android, or BlackBerry.
Native apps are encoded in a specific programming language, such as Objective-C/Swift for iOS or Java for Android operating systems.
The major challenge with hybrid apps is that they still depend on the native browser, which simply means they are not as fast as native apps.
