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Discuss about Native, Hybrid, Web Applications - ABNHive





We can see a lot of Android applications in App stores. But, do you know about different categories of Android applications? Applications are classified in 3 categories and sub-categories as follows. 
  • Native applications
    • iOS apps
    • Android apps
    • Windows apps
  • Hybrid applications
    • Xamarin apps
    • Angular Js apps
    • React Native apps
    • Ionic apps
  • Web applications
    • App responsive to mobile
    • Work along with website
    • Supportive of any device

    Native applications 

    These applications are developed with single mobile operating systems like ios, android or windows these applications cannot be used on a platform other than their own in which application is been developed and design. The user will be not able to use ios application in android or android application in windows. Advantages of these applications are that they are highly responsive with accurate UI. Native applications can be downloaded from their web stores with meeting users end. These applications which are specified for platforms are high in payable compared to other applications, if you want to create an application for another operating system you have to create a replica with maintenance and support.

    Hybrid applications 

    This application support multiple platforms and web technologies like HTML5, CSS and Javascript, these applications are main web apps which are moulded for respective platforms like ios and android. These applications are developed very fast which support multiple platforms without a break and accurate navigation for users. These applications are capable to provide access to mobile and web and support applications such as accelerometer with camera storage and local storage.

    Web applications 

    These are really web applications which work as native mobile applications with support all the operating system they run on web browsers and are developed in HTML5 a user can access any browser with special URLs which makes them familiar with device screen and its access with an introduction to their home screen. This is most this which is preferable for small and medium-sized enterprises to make their business more progressive and can connect directly to their customers.


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