development and the need for rapid time to market, cross-platform development is the way to go for the enterprise” - Gautam Agrawal, Sencha senior director of product management
technologies are in constant state of evolution. App creators must revisit their work from time to time. Native app development focuses on generating a competent design that stays close to the target platform–Android, iOS, etc. Cross-platform frameworks puts focus on reaching as many users as possible by covering a wide number of end devices during the programming and creation process. Progressive Web Application, web apps can do the job of a mobile app.
Native or Flutter in some cases are just slightly slower then Native Android app. Applications that are using native features and APIs provided by the platform can be coded much more easily using native languages.
the product before launch and make adjustments and enhancements as required. For start-ups especially achieving success is essential, which means deep research for their core idea and the key solution is required. • Reduce development costs • Evaluate project/idea • Collect feedback from intended users • Engage potential investors
UI • Does not require extensive lines of code • Single codebase for cross-platform development • Short development cycle and simplified app development process • Extensive libraries for Firebase for building a solid backend for an MVP • Excellent developer community for easier big fixes and reusable components • Does not require heavy licensing costs for MVP development
problems can be resolved faster and more sufficient using cross-platform available solutions and open source libs. Same functionality can be achieved with less effort.
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Possible lower performance • Harder code design • Inferior UX and UI • Lower interest of mobile developers • Frequent changes to framework • Long wait time for new features and components update