native vs cross platform
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Native Cross
An Aesthetic Contrast Of App Platforms
A Grave Comparison
App development world is exciting but worth to mention a confusing place.
App platform choice varies ad depends highly on budget and time-scale.
Now, which one is better for you, can be decided only once you analyze each of them deeply and know which one best suits to your requirements.
Let’s unwind the difference between native and cross platform apps, with Techugo……Here we are describing the brief comparison which can help you to find the better one….
Native App- Pros
Native apps provide 100% hardware support which fulfills all feasible requirements into a functional reality.
User can easily find native language support. Also, its provides you more flexibility
Implementing native app development is easy and more feasible. Also, its easy to find experienced and efficient native app developers.
Natives applications are more fragmented in use and integration and also, faster in development.
App Developers are more familiar with UI and components.
Native apps get full support from the App Store
QA testing and performance optimization easily implemented
Great support for social media app integration, like Facebook, Twitter, G+, LinkedIn, etc.
Native App- Cons
With latest OS and features need to upgrade the apps
Native apps take more time and resources to develop applications in different native platforms for any product
It doesn’t work with other kinds of devices. If you write an app in Objective-C for iOS, it’s not going to run on Android without being completely re-written in Java.
Building naïve apps for multiple platforms, can be quite expensive.
Examples of native apps: Angry Birds
Cross Platform-Pros1. Cross platform apps are build with various familiar technologies
2. These apps have consistent look and feel
3. A common scripting language used
4. They are reusable across various platforms
5. You can update once and sync all
6. The report based application looks more a ttractive
7. Web and mobile view look almost similar
Cross Platform-Cons
Requirements may not be fulfilled into functional reality
Different tools and languages used throughout, such as Xamarin, Phonegap, Titanium, Grapple, Open plug, Corona, Unity etc.
Limited compatibility with different platforms
Loss of flexibility overall since each platform has its own flexibility
Less accessibility of hardware, like camera, GPS, and push notifications
Hard to find a vastly experienced developer in this platform
Developers only prefer it for game applications and its difficult to test on actual devices
Very less information available for developers, so the optimization for any particular platform is usually tough
Generally companies avoid implementing cross platform
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