Difference between Native apps and Hybrid apps
| S.No. |
Native apps |
Hybrid apps |
| 1. | Installation is needed for the Native apps | These apps don’t require installation |
| 2. | These apps are built using JAVA, Objective-C, Swift, Kotlin. | These apps are built using Javascript, HTML, CSS,and languages like JAVA. |
| 3. | Native apps provide the best user experience and performance. | These are slower than native and don’t have a good user experience. |
| 4. | Native apps have multiple codebases and along with this, these applications are developed for one platform | Hybrid apps have a single codebase and these applications can work on various platforms means that they can operate on both iOS and android. |
| 5. | These apps are expensive to build and that will be compatible with multiple (android and iOS) platforms. | These apps are not as much expensive as native ones or we can say they are cost-effective, as they require less time to develop. |
| 6. | Native apps require high maintenance. | Hybrid apps require less maintenance. |
Conclusion: If we talk about comparison between native and web apps, the web apps can use a single codebase and they are fast and simple to build but these are not fast and versatile as native apps. But in hybrid applications they are based on web apps and we can’t operate hybrid application in offline mode but native apps can operate offline.
What are the advantages of native apps over hybrid apps ?
Native apps are better than hybrid apps because they provide features reserved exclusively for the OS(operating system) and their execution time (runtime) and responsiveness (runtime) are superior to hybrid apps. A major advantage of native applications is that they provide the best user experience and performance.
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