Assignment Uwu
Assignment Uwu
ALFARO
BSIT 3G
Pros:
Platform-Specific UI/UX Design: Native apps can provide a seamless and platform-specific user
interface (UI) and user experience (UX). This is because they can adhere closely to the design
guidelines and principles of each platform.
Offline Functionality: Native apps have the ability to offer more extensive offline functionality.
Since they are installed directly on the device, they can store data locally and function without a
constant internet connection.
Cons:
Limited Cross-Platform Compatibility: Native apps are designed for specific platforms (iOS or
Android), which means separate development efforts are required to cover multiple platforms.
App Store Approval Process: Native apps must go through the app store approval process,
which can be time-consuming and stringent.
Pros:
Easier Maintenance: Since hybrid apps share a single codebase across multiple platforms,
maintenance and updates become more streamlined. Developers can make changes to the
codebase once, and those changes will be reflected on all supported platforms.
Wider Developer Skill Set: Hybrid app development often leverages web technologies like
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which are widely known and used.
Cons:
UI/UX Challenges: Achieving a consistent and native-like user interface and experience across
different platforms can be challenging in hybrid app development.
Limited Performance for Intensive apps: Hybrid apps might struggle to provide optimal
performance for resource-intensive applications such as high-performance games or complex
simulations.
Pros:
Centralized Data Management: With web applications, data is stored on a central server. This
can simplify data management and ensure that users have access to the same up-to-date
information regardless of the device they are using.
No Installation Required: Users can access web applications directly through their web
browsers without the need to download and install anything.
Cons:
Limited Performance for Intensive Tasks: Web applications might struggle to provide optimal
performance for tasks that require significant computational power, such as advanced graphics
rendering or complex simulations.
Less Integration with Device Features: Web applications have limited access to certain device-
specific features like camera access, GPS, and offline storage compared to native apps.