Native/Hybrid/Thinshell Web Model for Mobile
Web
Vs. Native Vs. Hybrid
A Native Application – is one which is installed and runs on
the device. Native applications only run on one platform so you need to develop
a different application for each platform. But this comfort comes at a price:
maintenance, development and distribution costs with a dependence on app stores
and the continual install and update cycle.
A Mobile WEB Application –
is a web-based application which runs in the browser of the device. The
goal is to build a web app which is usable by most, if not all, of the
different types of device. However this limits in developing application which
provide benefits in its performance and tight integration with all the device’s
features and APIs.
A Hybrid Application - is a native downloadable app, that runs
all or some of its user interface in an embedded browser component. To the
user, a hybrid app is almost indistinguishable from a native app. But to
developers there is a huge difference, because instead of rewriting the app
from scratch for each mobile OS, they write at least some of their application
code in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and reuse it across devices.
What is Hybrid Application
What is PHONE GAP
PHONE GAP Process
Phone gap Features
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