App Development 101
You want to have an app developed and are wondering whether it should be a web app, a native, hybrid or something else entirely?
The answer is clear: it depends.
Demand from target groups has long since clearly confirmed it: An app – whether developed in iOS, Android, as a web app, native or hybrid – either enriches existing services, simplifies outdated processes and also increases customer satisfaction.
But beware: companies quickly rush into app development – and make little headway due to many technical questions, high budgets and lack of clarity about goals and target audience.
Many smartphones, many platforms – three ways to develop an app: Cross-platform compatible as a web-based app, with the supreme discipline of native apps, or with the hybrid app as a mixed solution. Depending on the requirements, these three types of app development are sometimes more, sometimes less suitable. We provide a brief overview to help you decide. Depending on the requirements, these three types of app development are sometimes more, sometimes less suitable. We provide a brief overview to help you decide.
Many smartphones, many platforms – three ways to develop an app: Cross-platform compatible as a web-based app, with the supreme discipline of native apps, or with the hybrid app as a mixed solution. Depending on the requirements, these three types of app development are sometimes more, sometimes less suitable. We provide a brief overview to help you decide. Combined with the available budget, this simple calculation yields the ultimate development strategy.
But which development approaches are available and what advantages/disadvantages do these approaches have? First, there are the web-based apps, which, as the name suggests, are based on pure web technologies (HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript). The development of native apps in the respective platform technology (e.g. Objective-C, Java, C#) is probably considered the supreme discipline, and hybrid apps come into play as a hybrid of both worlds. First, there are the web-based apps, which, as the name suggests, are based on pure web technologies (HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript). The development of native apps in the respective platform technology (e.g. Objective-C, Java, C#) is probably considered the supreme discipline, and hybrid apps come into play as a hybrid of both worlds.
But which development approaches are available and what advantages/disadvantages do these approaches have? First, there are the web-based apps, which, as the name suggests, are based on pure web technologies (HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript). The development of native apps in the respective platform technology (e.g. Objective-C, Java, C#) is probably considered the supreme discipline, and hybrid apps come into play as a hybrid of both worlds. First, there are the web-based apps, which, as the name suggests, are based on pure web technologies (HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript). The development of native apps in the respective platform technology (e.g. Objective-C, Java, C#) is probably considered the supreme discipline, and hybrid apps come into play as a hybrid of both worlds.
Agile app development creates apps that inspire your target group and help you achieve your marketing and sales goals. The focus is on user-oriented processes.
The focus here is on user-oriented processes.
The following steps will have a significant impact on the success – or failure – of your app project:
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