Comparison of hybrid and native iOS mobile application development technologies
Michał Kocki
Lublin University of Technology (Poland)
Michał Urban
michal.urban@pollub.edu.plLublin University of Technology (Poland)
Piotr Kopniak
Lublin University of Technology (Poland)
Abstract
Mobile applications dedicated to iOS can be developed natively or hybrid. The subject of this paper is to compare these technologies on the example of a created mobile application. The performance of both technologies, the structure of projects, as well as resource consumption on the example of four smartphones operating under iOS, has been examined. Considering the performance analysis, the compilation time of the application, reading and writing data from the cloud database, as well as the time of sorting the read data was examined. On the test devices, it was checked how intense is the use of the system. The obtained results confirm that producing a mobile application in native technology is more perfor- mance efficient.
Keywords:
iOS, native technologies, hybrid technologies, performanceReferences
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Michał KockiLublin University of Technology Poland
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Piotr KopniakLublin University of Technology Poland
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