What is a hybrid mobile app, and how does it differ from a native mobile app?
- A hybrid app combines elements of both web and native applications. It is built using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but runs within a native app shell.
- A hybrid app is built using Java and Swift languages.
- A hybrid app is only compatible with Android devices, while native apps work on both Android and iOS.
- A native app is built exclusively for a specific platform using platform-specific languages and tools. It can access device features directly and is installed on the device.
A hybrid mobile app combines web and native elements, utilizing web technologies but running within a native app shell. This allows for cross-platform compatibility and reusability of code across different platforms.
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