The Case for Mobile Web Apps vs Mobile Native Apps
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Mobile web apps provide platform independence, universal accessibility, and faster deployment times than native mobile apps. They allow developers to use common web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build apps that can run across iOS, Android, and other devices without fees or rejections from app stores. Mobile web apps also benefit from more development tools, languages, and frameworks for building apps compared to native mobile development.
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- Android apps are built using Java and compiled to run on the Dalvik VM. The Android SDK provides libraries for building apps that utilize device capabilities.
- Apps are distributed through markets like Google Play and can be monetized through paid apps or ads. Publishing requires a developer account.
- The Android
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- 1. Mobile Web Apps The Other Mobile Development BRANDON LOVESTED SPARQ SparqOnline.com
- 2. Why Mobile Web Apps? Platform independence no fees or rejections Universal accessibility the killer app for mobile devices is the web More development tools, languages & frameworks Faster deployment turnaround is immediate and no external approval process
- 3. Why Mobile Web Apps? Part 2 Many native functions available You control the user-derived data subscriptions, payments, advertising, affiliates, etc. Easier to find developers with web skills
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- 10. Summary Independence Accessibility Flexibility Speed Cost