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Cons of Native App Development
Expensive 1.
Native apps can be costly, especially if you need to launch for both iOS and Android.
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Each platform requires its own native development environment and tools.
Any changes or updates to the app must be done separately for each platform, which adds to the overall cost.
2. Time-Consuming
Can be time-consuming, as the development process must be tailored to the platform it is being developed for.
The app updates are done on each platform, leading to an increase in the development time significantly.
Cross-Platform App Development
The process of creating an app that functions across many platforms is known as cross-platform app development. This indicates that the software is compatible with a variety of hardware, including smartphones and tablets, as well as several operating systems, including Android and iOS.
Pros of Cross-Platform App Development
Pocket-Friendly 1. Offer a streamlined development process, as the same codebase can be used to create apps for multiple platforms.
2. Faster Development
An efficient way to create an app that runs on multiple platforms.
It saves time, as changes and updates only need to be made once and applied to all platforms
Fosters faster development and deployment.
3. Single Code Base
It enables developers to create one codebase that can be used across multiple platforms. This means that developers only have to write the code once, which saves time and effort extensively.
2. Faster Development
An efficient way to create an app that runs on multiple platforms.
It saves time, as changes and updates only need to be made once and applied to all platforms
Fosters faster development and deployment.
3. Single Code Base
It enables developers to create one codebase that can be used across multiple platforms. This means that developers only have to write the code once, which saves time and effort extensively.
