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Hybrid App Tools
Confused between Native and Hybrid? We have a Solution !
Native App Tools
How important is application performance for you?
Native coding or native libraries eat less CPU cycles results into high Optimization and hence provides us faster speed. But portable apps such as hybrid apps possess less optimization thus works slow.
Do You want to use inbuilt native features?
Native applications have built in features such as GPS, contacts, gestures, camera, iBeacon but Hybrid depends on 3rd party plugins and various android versions.
Do you want to provide the best user experience to your customers?
Native
➢ Clicks are more responsive.➢ Scrolling list feels seamless.➢ Large animations execute much
more fluid.
Hybrid
➢ User may need to click more than once for the app to response.
➢ User may feel some frame loading delays.➢ Large animations may not behave
seamlessly.
Want to make debugging easier?
Native
Native development provides tooling to test and debug the work, so it is much easier and less time consuming to find and fix bugs.
Hybrid
Hybrid development does not provide reliable tooling to test and debug the work, so, sometimes the developer may take a few hours to fix a problem where the same problem can be fixed within minutes.
What is your ?Native applications are developed for two different platforms i.e. android and ios hence it is expensive whereas hybrid applications are portable therefore rate is moderate.
Facebook went from an HTML5 Hybrid Web App to Native, and users rejoiced!
Zuckerberg says, “people are consuming twice as many feed stories since the update to the new iOS app, which is great”.
Why Linkedin dumped html5 hybrid approach and adopted native approach?
➢ Insufficient debugging tools and runtime diagnostics information.➢ Crash rate was high due to memory exhaustion.➢ Animations and spinners didn't work smoothly.
Time to take decision!Description Native Hybrid
Development Language
Native only Native and web/ web only
Device Access Complete Complete
Advanced Graphics High Moderate
Speed Very Fast Medium
UI/UX High Moderate
Development Cost Expensive Moderate
Debugging Tools Provided Not Provided
Running Mode Offline Online, Sometimes Offline
References:➢ https://www.fingent.com/blog/native-vs-hybrid-things-to-know-before-
building-your-next-mobile-application ➢ http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/mark-zuckerberg-our-biggest-mistake-
with-mobile-was-betting-too-much-on-html5/
➢ http://www.moovweb.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-native-apps/
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