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App developers can choose from several approaches depending on the projects needs:
Native App Development: Building applications specifically for one platform using its native programming language and tools.
iOS: Uses Swift or Objective C, typically with the Xcode IDE Integrated Development Environment.
Android: Uses Kotlin or Java, typically with Android Studio.
Pros: Better performance, full access to device hardware features, and a platform specific user experience.
Cons: Requires separate codebases and expertise for each platform, increasing development time and cost.
Cross Platform Development: Building apps that can run on multiple operating systems from a single codebase, leveraging frameworks.
Frameworks: Flutter Google, React Native, and .NET MAUI.
Pros: Faster development and easier maintenance across platforms, making it cost effective for startups or projects with tighter budgets.
Cons: May involve trade offs in performance or require more complex workarounds for high