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kodwi2016-01-25 01:22:07
Mobile development
kodwi, 2016-01-25 01:22:07

Mobile app - cross-platform HTML5 or platform-specific native language?

Interested in the relevance of using HTML5 in mobile development. How fast will the application be and what is the speed of development compared to native SDKs for Android, Windows Phone, iOS? What are the pros and cons? Maybe there are some frameworks for this business?

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Anton Nadtoka, 2016-01-25
@engune

Frameworks - IONIC, Phonegap, Cordova - almost one person. I tried Cordova and I want to say that native is better. I didn't like it very much.

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Croshim, 2016-01-25
@Croshim

If you don’t need WP and the budget doesn’t allow you to do it natively, then it’s better to look towards React Native. On Cordova, in complex applications, it is quite difficult to achieve a native feel.

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Andrey Sedelnikov, 2016-01-27
@AppMagnetics

The choice of Native / HTML5 / Hybrid is almost unambiguously determined by the meaning of the project, that is, what we actually want to build.
The more you need to use the hardware part of the device, the more different network communications and protocols, the faster everything needs to work - the more sense it makes to immediately take the native.
And vice versa, the larger the volume of the interface and the degree of its uniformity across platforms, the more it makes sense to take any cross-platform framework.

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