How to start developing a small HTML application for android?

Question

Android

Hello!
The question is: I'm doing a bit of web development (HTML/CSS+JS), mostly doing landing pages and things like that for my advertising needs, but I decided to try my hand at mobile development.
Because learning JAVA and working in Android studio seemed quite difficult for me, I decided to try to go the other way, because. I know that it is possible to port essentially web applications to Android, but I can't find tutorials/manuals/books. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.
The entire YouTube is full of videos on how to work in constructors. I'm not interested, because. I want to go through the entire cycle from development to publication (to practice, so to speak), test different analytics services and try to send traffic to them.
Thank you for your attention, I will be glad to any comments and advice!
PS do not judge strictly the marketer girl for her craving for development)))

Answer 1

I advise you all the same to master JAVA, because. it will come in handy in the future, but you can’t write a normal Android application using HTML (the same PhoneGap).
There will be lags in the interface, visual glitches and many other minor problems.
Yes, in many places they write that it has long been possible to use such solutions and all that, but experience suggests that this is not at all the case (IMHO, of course).
If you need a simple application that will say "hello" at startup and that's it, then yes, this is a quick and cheap option, but if you want to write a normal, fully functional application, learn JAVA, there are difficulties for the first couple of weeks of training, then everything will be much more interesting.

Answer 2

phonegap

Answer 3

https://cordova.apache.org/

Answer 4

Install phonegap developer on your PC and mobile phone
- make edits in html on your computer and immediately test the application on the tablet
. And when the application is ready, you compile the final files in the cloud on the phonegap website

Answer 5

https://facebook.github.io/react-native/
FonGap is a slow horror, all work is done in a web form, which noticeably reduces performance . The same react-native pulls the same native code and everything is noticeably faster. But it's better to study Java =)