The development of native mobile apps is essential for any business to be successful nowadays. If you need to develop mobile software, we can provide bespoke development services, implemented by an experienced team of in-house developers on time and on budget, to guarantee you an advantage over competitors and to help win users’ love.
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With wide-ranging experience in software development, we propose an overview of what separates an app created in a constructor from one developed for you by a professional developer agency like Magora.
Native applications are designed to use the cutting-edge technologies integrated into modern smartphone and tablet devices. New features and convenient interface solutions are advantageous for native apps: usage of a particular platform (mobile OS, associated ecosystem and technical characteristics of the mobile device itself), and all the capabilities of the hardware platform that are needed to work - from the camera and the GPS module to the accelerometer, gestures and other hardware-supported properties of a specific smartphone or tablet.
In addition, a native program can be obtained as a finished product and placed in a store (such as Google Play or the Apple Store). Native apps also use the notification systems of each particular device, support push notifications and can work offline.
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When you use an online constructor, what is created quite often is not a native app but a web app, that merely looks and acts like a native program. As a rule, it requires an installed and configured browser for a mobile device with an Internet connection. The web app itself is created using HTML5. This partly explains the growing popularity of web solutions (and also the fact that the new mobile OS Tizen from Samsung and some modifications of Android use web applications with this technology).
A web solution is not suitable for all projects (for online stores and high-load sites such a solution is not suitable). In addition, a web product cannot be published in some mobile software distribution stores, since it’s more difficult to implement the payment module and some other features that native analogues offer. Unlike native, web applications also do not use all the features of the smartphone as they don’t have full access to the hardware platform and its components.
There are also hybrid programs that use native functionality and, in part, the capabilities of Web apps. From native apps they take the option of being published on online distribution platforms and support access to the hardware portion of smartphone. From web applications they borrow HTML support and work in the browser.
Companies often fall for the attractiveness and availability of hybrid apps, both in terms of price and speed of development (the ability to build a similar program in the constructor for several platforms simultaneously).
Here there are drawbacks, which are usually noticeable in the design: the native "chips" of one platform may turn out to work incorrectly on the other and vice versa. In the end, it turns out that even a hybrid app is not devoid of a web app’s flaws.
Native applications have full access to the hardware, while web analogues have no such option. So if you’re going to use the camera, geolocation or wireless data transmission, you should choose a native rather than adaptive app. And in the most advanced constructors, when you create the mobile app, it can not utilise all the advantages of technologies and can not be updated to the platform and device changes.
On the one hand, the development of web and hybrid solutions costs a bit less at a price (in addition, elementary versions of such apps can generally be created in the builder for free or at a significant discount). On the other hand, even to create a web or a hybrid mobile app, you need to have more or less tolerable development skills, and the number of limitations on the possibilities of using the hardware platform call into question the feasibility of "saving".
One of the key arguments in favour of native mobile development is the integrity of the user interface in the app and in the mobile OS. The visual components, graphics and interface in web software can also be as close as possible to what is the default in the OS itself, but for the closest match it’s still worth using the native solution.
Magora mobile software development company provides continuous support services for all products, establishes long-term partnerships with customers and optimises applications for a constantly changing business environment. Whether you’re a new company or a well-known enterprise with years of experience, it’s important to keep your products updated and respond quickly to customer feedback to meet the needs of your company. Therefore, adopting an excellent team of developers in accordance with agile principles is the best option so that you can keep on top of market and customer demands. In addition, developers monitor errors and bugs to ensure stability and security.
Even if you don’t know whether to choose native development on iOS or Android, Magora experts will guide you through the world of mobile technology from the initial idea to the launch of the product, helping to crystallise your demands, structure priorities and polish features.
Our developers have all the necessary skills to create innovative and easy-to-use mobile systems that can add real value to your business. With our team you’ll establish a powerful online presence within the mobile market. Get in touch with us today and let's get started.