Selecting Right Kind Of App Development For Your Business
The idea of Developing A Successful Mobile App comes with a lot of challenging questions like technology, core objective, design, branding, marketing etc. Answers to these questions play a very important role towards the success of the app, and any wrong decision here could become very expensive. The most expensive ones in the mobile app development are certainly the technical ones.
Selecting the right mobile app development platform from the project start can help in many ways however; changing the platform at a later stage in development would undo hundreds of hours of work and exponentially increase the overall costs and slows down the development speed. There are three main mobile app types you can explore for your mobile app development: Native, Hybrid, and Mobile Web apps. All three have their own pros and cons and it’s very important that you select the right one depending upon your requirement.
A High Level Difference Between These 3 Mobile App Types Are:
Software downloaded from an app store in your smartphone is called a mobile app whereas a web app is an application that can access using a browser on your smartphone and a web app is not downloadable. Native mobile apps are developed for a particular platform or mobile OS to run on like Android Mobile App Development, iOS Mobile App Development or other. There is Hybrid apps which have single code and runs on any smartphone OS.
Native Apps:
Native apps are single code based apps developed for a specific platform like Android or iOS. In such apps, all the native features of a smartphone can be used like camera, GPS, push notifications, and other features. Application working offline is the most important benefit of Native App Development. Native apps also make a difference in speed, performance and work efficiency. Development and maintenance of the native apps could be little expensive comparatively.
Hybrid Apps:
As the name indicates, Hybrid applications are a perfect syndication of the best of both the worlds. They leverage the benefits of the native platform, have a feel of the native app, are available of Google Play Store and iOS App Store, and when downloaded they sit on the mobile home screen. Hybrid apps have a common code base for both the platforms and hence, the maintenance cost is also less. React Native, Flutter, and Ionic are the Cross-Platform Mobile App Development frameworks to create a hybrid app.

