Hybrid App Development
Hybrid app development is the creation of a single app that can run on multiple operating systems including Windows, Android and IOS. When developers create hybrid software, they include a single code bar for all platforms. Thanks to them, hybrid mobile apps can be compiled and transformed into a native app.
Hybrid apps are deployed in a native container that uses a mobile Web View object. When the app is used, this object displays web content thanks to the use of web technologies (CSS, JavaScript, HTML, and HTML5). In order to access a device's hardware features (accelerometer, camera, contacts…) for which the native apps are installed, it is possible to include native elements of each platform’s user interfaces. Hybrid apps can also rely on platforms that offer JavaScript APIs if those functionalities are called within a Web View.



