For the past decade, we have seen the abrupt change in usage of devices from heavy enormous computers to desktops and laptops to the ultra portable palmtops and other mobile devices. In 2007, Apple made the first iPhone, and the subsequent release of the App Store in 2008 build the monopoly and its leadership position in the digital market. Soon after, Google Play, Android’s app store was also launched. This dramatic rise of smartphone usage is exerted forced on every institute to change its business processes to reach more prospects and expand the number of customers via mobile apps. Today, a question that often comes in mind that for App Development whether one should build a native app or a hybrid app.
What is Native Mobile App Development?
These applications that are developed primarily for the mobile platforms may it be iOS or Android, are called NATIVE APPS. If you are willing to develop a Native app for both, then the development is carried out individually as the code base for the development is entirely different for example, Swift and Objective-C for iOS and Java for Android. Local applications are exceptionally successful, and responsive, however, it is an expensive and time consuming to build and maintain.
What is Hybrid Mobile App Development?
Hybrid Applications are platform-independent applications i.e. they can be run on any Operating System like WINDOWS, Linux, iOS, etc. Basically, the coding of the application takes place in HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript. Thereafter, the integration of the application with a native Android, iOS, and various other platforms, using suitable wrapper technologies takes place. Hybrid applications are not local but rather they perform like a local application. Due to single code based it costs in terms of time and money.
Native apps work good if you need applications that require full functionality, speed, and security. Apps with advanced features like location tracking, gaming and AR/VR will work better if developed under the Native approach. However, if you want an app where you need to update your content frequently, such as ecommerce, directory or blogging, the hybrid version is better. Hybrid apps are usually the way to go for if you want to get app developed faster and within budget. There are multiple platforms to build hybrid apps like Phonegap, Ionic, Xamarin, Flutter and react native (Facebook).
Why React Native is preferred platform for Hybrid App Development:
React Native is open – source mobile applications framework which is used to establish applications for android, IOS, WEB, and universal windows platform by allowing developers and users to use React through Native platform potentialities. Since Facebook owns and operates the react-native code based there is a clear roadmap of solid support and longevity.
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Top comments (1)
I didn't read the post cuz I'm no time now but to answer the question that heads it, you should not . At least not at all, you need to keep the requirements in mind and know what you need to develop. It may be counterproductive to use the same language, framework or tool for everything you gonna build. It can be compared as using a spoon (only) so it's ok when you've soup but hard when you are going to eat spaghetti.
Another comparison probably more accurate with the context could be using a Swiss knife for all, when if you only need a fork it's much better on usability, efficiency and performance than using the little one on the Swiss knife.