
Hybrid Application
Hybrid apps combine both web applications created for web browser and native applications that are designed for a particular platform and must be installed on a device.

A hybrid app is an app created to run on multiple platforms while being written in a single codebase. Hybrid mobile apps have become a popular option for app development.Instead of rewriting apps within each operating system’s own language, developers can create one app that can be downloaded from multiple app stores. Hybrid apps use coding languages combined with integrations and plugins to achieve their functionality.
A hybrid mobile app could be the best solution for your development needs. Particularly if speed and cost are at the forefront of your mind. A major benefit to using one cross-platform language to design the app is it can be released to the market quicker than building two native apps, which means it will be less costly in terms of development hours.
Features of hybrid applications
- The ability to function whether the device is connected.
- Integration with the mobile device’s file system.
- Integration with Web-based services.
- An embedded browser to improve access to dynamic online content.
