Web App VS Native Vs Hybrid App Comparision

 


If you are going to build a mobile app the first question that you need to encounter is whether you are going to build a web app or a native vs hybrid app Comparison. We are assuming that you do not know about these apps and their differences. While all mobile apps can offer a similar countenance with that little thumbnail logos taking over your device screen, technically they do not belong to the same category. These three types of apps have their specific appeal for particular purposes, businesses and audience. Here through the length of this post, we are going to define and explain how you need to make a choice among them.

Web Apps:-

Web apps hosted by web browsers basically flaunt a look a feel of the websites. For using these apps users do not need to install apps on their home screen and they can just access and start using the website right from their browsers. When it comes to performance, they are much slower compared to native apps because they fully depend upon the servers for loading the app contents.

Native Apps:-

Native apps are developed for specific OS platforms and hence they use specific programming languages accepted by the respective platforms. Just because they are built thoroughly keeping the native OS in mind, they offer a very fast-paced loading and performance. They also can easily integrate device functions and typical features offered by the respective OS platform. Native apps offer optimum user experience but just they need to be built separately for each platform, native apps are also most expensive when one needs to consider development cost.

Hybrid Apps:-

Hybrid apps as the name suggests comes with a hybrid approach combining both qualities of web and native apps. In offering a combination of web and native app capabilities a hybrid app consists of two basic parts, respectively the backend code and a native shell. The native shell basically using a web view downloads the backend code for running the app. These apps are built to function across multiple OS platforms and thanks to this cross-platform development approach they offer a much less development cost. The only downside of hybrid apps is that the user experience cannot be customized for users of different mobile OS platforms.

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