A Hybrid Mobile Application Development, also called cross-platform mobile app development, is an approach to using paradigms of a web application with the potential of a native application.
An application can be developed either native or on the web. While a native application needs to be installed and run on the device, a web application is placed on the web and runs through the browser. Both approaches have their own benefits and limitations. Native applications are fast, secure, and can access complete features of a device, and web applications are cost-effective, platform-independent(mostly), and don’t require downloading and updating.There was a need for the features of web applications that can be installed on mobile phones for better accessibility and greater features. So to leverage the features of both mobile applications and web applications, developers have come up with a hybrid application.
