Mobile Apps - Web vs. Native vs. Hybrid

In this presentation we will examine the pros and cons of the different types of mobile apps that you can build. We will look at web, native and hybrid mobile apps and compare things like performance, price, difficulty to maintain, etc

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[TraversyMedia]

I will be researching this hard to make a video on it

[hugemad]

"the 4 people that use blackberry and windows phones"

died.

[TraversyMedia]

Hindsight: You actually can have a website as an icon on the home screen. Scratch that disadvantage :) Thanks for watching!

[mattsupertramp]

6:30 you've just destroyed my dream of starting a company making native apps for Windows and Blackberry

[VentusLionheart]

I recently build a hybrid app with Ionic 2, and my experience with it was pretty good! If you know Angular, you know Ionic, which was really cool for me!

[madhurimandala]

The way u explained is flawless!! you are a great tutor.
thank you man!

[artiomoganesyan]

I would love to see this updated in 2019. With Kotlin I think and other changes this has changed.

[schrodingerscat]

the fog has been cleared. thank you sincerely

[TheBjm]

Another advantage of hybrid app is there are tons of code snippet on the internet that you can copy & paste or modify to use in your project .Bad point many native app developers hate you.

[webdevviolinist]

NativeScript is the Angular version of React Native and should be slotted into the 4th type.

[taariqq]

Needed that information for clarity. Thank you Brad and than you youtube for suggesting.

[DaddyDadBod]

It seems like you didnt research much about this technologies 😥😥😥 you missed a lot, as a mobile app dev for 5 years now. I used native more than others. It actually depends on the project if you can use hybrid for fast deployment then you can do so. But for some hardware interactive app, it is really better to use native. And correct me if im wrong, you forgot to mention Kotlin. Xamarin uses C#.

[lenglain]

So... late last night I was looking at mid 90's Zoo York videos of skateboarders that used to hang around washington square park and Harold Hunter vids....when I see Traversy Media commenting on how the area has now changed.... Didn't know you were a skater!

That aside, thanks for the hybrid app overview!

[donpayette]

It seems to me there is a huge advantage for web apps in secure environments. When I worked for the Federal Government I had a govt laptop, but I was not an admin. Generally I couldn't install apps. Not sure if the Windows store would have allowed me to "install" a hybrid app or a pure app on my machine. A web only "app" wouldn't have this issue. Interestingly my govt phone (Galaxy S5) was less restrictive. I installed a number of apps from the AppStore, no problem.

[jaybaybie]

This information is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to inform people like me who are clueless about this stuff.

[Ipadstands]

Thanks, I wished you picked out 2 hybrid apps that are stellar for Android and IOS that shows hybrids potential !

[knowah.]

"...the 4 people that use blackberry or windows phones...." hahaha

[juicynewz]

Great, I love your tutorials and you are doing excellent. My humble suggestion is if you could create tutorials on creating mobile apps using android studio.

[mohammeddhillshaardthd]

That's where Flutter comes to solve many of the disadvantages.

[B_COOPER]

“The four people that use blackberry & windows phones”

Thank you for a genuine laugh right in the middle of your lecture.