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Hybrid vs Native Development (Android and iOS)

I would like to know the difference between hybrid and native mobile development. I only have honest experience in Android, so in both cases I would learn something new.

My project is just a mobile application consisting of only 4 pages, just not getting some articles from the website.

  • Will hybrid development be better in this case or just stick to my own ?!
  • Which is better in terms of performance?
  • What about the telephone / cordial learning curve?

If I'm going to a hybrid, what's the difference between telephone and cordova ?! As far as I know from the question , Phonegap is built on Apache Cordova by nothing else. You can think of Apache Cordova as an engine that supports PhoneGap

Does this mean that there is no difference between creating a phonegap project and creating a cordova?

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As far as the difference goes, you are right. Phonegap is an implementation of cordova. And she goes hand in hand. The documentation also skips from one to the other, so you can say that the phone call is a son who looks exactly like his cordova father.

Hybrid applications have their own limitations, for example, from now on you cannot create widgets using hybrid applications. You also need to rely on plugins to access parts of the device, such as location, notification, etc.

Having said that plugins are open-source and well supported by the community.

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