The document compares mobile applications and web applications, defining mobile apps as software that runs on handheld devices and can be categorized into native and hybrid types, with native apps targeted towards specific platforms. It highlights that mobile apps have a larger market share and offer benefits like better performance, personalization, and offline functionality compared to web apps. The document also outlines the technologies used for developing both types of applications and their distinct user experience and update processes.

2. Agenda
• Mobile Application
• Type of Mobile Application
• Web Application
• Mobile App Vs Web App

3. What is a Mobile
App?
Any application that can run on a
handheld or mobile device (like a
smartphone or tablet) with a function
of providing a service to its users is
categorized as a mobile application

4. Examples of
Mobile App
• Android application with .apk extension
• iOS application with .ipa extension
Android market share 76% and iOS market
share 22%

5. Types of
Mobile App
Native Mobile Application
Mobile apps that are created for a targeted platform
using the platform-specific SDK are categorized into
Native Mobile Apps. Most Native mobile apps are
targeted towards Android development (built using
Android framework) or iOS development (using Xcode
or Swift).
Hybrid Mobile Application
Hybrid Mobile apps are developed on platforms that
will provide you with code that is compatible with all
available operating systems. Due to the use of a
single code-base, Hybrid Mobile apps are more
popular . The most popular Hybrid app development
platforms are – Flutter, React Native, and Ionic.

6. What is Web App?
Web Application is a self-sustaining software
that completely runs on the web browser.
The web application does not need to be
downloaded and installed on the local
machine of the end user.

7. Web Apps vs Mobile Apps - Comparaison
Web Application Mobile Application
The total time users spend on websites when using
desktop devices is larger than the total time for mobile.
An average mobile user spends more time on Mobile
applications than a web browser.
Technologies - JavaScript, CSS, and HTML5
Technologies - Swift or Objective-C for iOS apps, Java or
C++
Patches/Updates are applied directly to the entire
application
Updates/Patches have to be downloaded from Play Store
and applied by the user
Doesn’t involve downloading Needs downloading and installation
Developers need not cater to the underlying platform
Developers need to write code targeting a specific
platform or hardware.

8. Benefits of
Mobile App
MOBILE APPS OFFER
BETTER
PERSONALIZATION
EASE OF SENDING
NOTIFICATIONS
MAKING USE OF
MOBILE DEVICE
FEATURES
ABILITY TO WORK
OFFLINE
APPS CAN WORK
FASTER THAN WEBSITES

9. Thank You!