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I have an idea to develop a mobile app, to run on Android and IOS platforms.
I’ve never developed anything mobile, so I have no idea what the technology options are for developing.
I would like some suggestions.
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I have an idea to develop a mobile app, to run on Android and IOS platforms.
I’ve never developed anything mobile, so I have no idea what the technology options are for developing.
I would like some suggestions.
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First ask yourself, what do I know! From there we go to some options
Native Developing apps natively, technically it’s a great practice, but with a time-consuming learning curve.
Hybrid (Webview) Way to develop apps using HTML, CSS and Javascript. Low learning curve, besides being well developed, the app becomes cool.
Some Frameworks:
among others.
Cross-Platform Basically following the same context as above, but instead of being a Webview, it generates native apps. Many use Javascript for this purpose. Others generate intermediate code. Others still use an intermediate code C to compile for platform native.
Examples:
Knowing all this, it’s up to you to decide which fits best at this point.
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Cool, thanks.
@Pedrofilipe If you have helped, mark the answer as solved. Hugs
I suggested some other Cross tools I know, both from the one I develop and from competitors.
@Jeffersonquesado I accepted, thanks!
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search better. there are some topics like this around here and millions of content on the internet.
– Elton A. Pering
With a little research you can better understand the concepts of mobile development. So you can have a better idea of what you should do. Plus I advise you to test the performance of Native apps compared to Hybrid apps, this can also be targeted at the best choice.
– Leonardo Paim