Hybrid vs Native Mobile App Development?
The advancement of technology in 2018 has led to a completely new level of interaction between users and companies through mobile technology.

There are apps available nowadays, for any requirement that you could possibly have. That is, you can find apps for ride sharing, matrimonial, dating, ordering food, availing a service, Gaming, music, insurance, etc. You name it and the service is available at your fingertips through mobile apps.

The most common question that pops up before app development is the use of technology, i.e. native vs hybrid app development.

Native Mobile App Development aka Native Apps?
Native apps are the apps developed for specific devices. For example, iPhone apps are written in Objective-C / Swift whereas the Android app is written in Android SDK Java

Hybrid Mobile App Development
Hybrid apps comprise of web apps based on a mix of HTML5 and native apps. They’re usually built with HTML5 and JavaScript. The code is then wrapped in a native container which allows accessing some native features.

This decision depends on various factors such as:
– The speed at which the app needs to be developed

– What is the company trying to accomplish with the app

– The budget approved for app development

– The list of features to be incorporated into the app