iOS App development makes use of Apple’s IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Mac and iOS apps and is written in XCode, Swift, and Objective-C. The apps are specifically designed for iOS and macOS and are available in the specific app store for iOS and macOS. The apps are designed to improve the safety of iOS products and provide users with ease of work management.
Android app development usually uses the programming languages like Java, Kotlin, C++, C#, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Dart, and Corona. The apps are designed to suit the interest of the users and a conveniently accessible. These apps are specifically built for Android phones and are available on the specific app store.
Native mobile apps are developed using languages like Objective-C, Swift, Java and Kotlin and run on platforms like Android or iOS. The native apps are built for particular mobile operating systems and are accessible from dedicated app stores. Native apps are more likely to be high on performance as they are created and optimized for specific platforms only.
The hybrid app is the combination of a progressive web app and a native mobile app. When developing a hybrid app, developers deal with frameworks like Flutter. The developers can write codes for a mobile app once and continue to accommodate multiple platforms alongside using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. It has a much faster build than native time, thus requiring lesser development time.