Android Application Development

When creating an application for Android devices, you should start by choosing the target platforms. Creating a native Android application, which will only run on this platform, might seem like a good starting point. However, in most cases, we recommend using technologies that allow the creation of applications for multiple platforms simultaneously. React Native is an excellent choice for developing an app that will work on both platforms - iOS and Android. Contrary to appearances, this solution might turn out to be less costly in the end - when writing native apps, we are forced to create a separate application for each system!

Cross-platform applications use web technologies - HTML, CSS, JavaScript - to emulate the behavior of a web application on each system in the most natural way possible. However, it should be noted that they have certain limitations. For the application to work correctly, a constant internet connection is required.

Additionally, in specific cases, cross-platform applications may have limited capabilities in terms of integration with the target device.

Native apps for the Android system developed in Java or Kotlin are more responsive, faster, and safer. By creating native mobile apps, we opt for better device integration, working with stable, tried-and-true technologies. It's a good solution when we are keen on achieving the best possible quality of our application. It's important to remember that updating and maintaining apps for each system will involve higher costs than for cross-platform applications.