Different paths of mobile development
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The document discusses different approaches to mobile development including native apps, web apps, and cross-platform frameworks. It outlines the pros and cons of each approach in terms of performance, functionality, skills required, and other factors. Examples of tools for each category are provided. The document also discusses related considerations for mobile development like testing, deployment, backend integration, and APIs.
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