What is the difference between native and hybrid app development?
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Answer:
Native app development involves creating apps specifically for a platform, like iOS (using Swift) or Android (using Kotlin), ensuring optimal performance and UI integration. Hybrid app development uses frameworks like Flutter or React Native to create apps that run on multiple platforms, offering faster development but sometimes at the cost of performance.
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