2 ms·
it depends on what the mobile application will do. E.g. for more performance heavy apps native is the way to go. See reasons why: http://speedcheckerapp.com/Nat
by forcer 13y ago
it depends on what the mobile application will do. E.g. for more performance heavy apps native is the way to go. See reasons why: http://speedcheckerapp.com/NativeApps.aspx http://speedcheckerapp.com/NativeApps.aspx
- davidw 13y ago"It depends" is the only sensible answer. How many people do you have to work on it? Can you get both iOS and Android programmers? How does it fit in with the rest of your company and its goals? What is the purpose of the application? How solid are the specs - in the sense of knowing exactly what the app should do, or is it more a MVP type of thing where you're trying to see what the problem space is like?