Mobile Apps - Web vs. Native vs. Hybrid 

Nativescript is also definitely something to look into - www.nativescript.org/ I will be researching this hard to make a video on it

"the 4 people that use blackberry and windows phones" died.

Hindsight: You actually can have a website as an icon on the home screen. Scratch that disadvantage :) Thanks for watching!

6:30 you've just destroyed my dream of starting a company making native apps for Windows and Blackberry

I recently build a hybrid app with Ionic 2, and my experience with it was pretty good! If you know Angular, you know Ionic, which was really cool for me!

The way u explained is flawless!! you are a great tutor. thank you man!

yesss. I have waited so long for something like this. Appreciated!

This information is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to inform people like me who are clueless about this stuff.

So... late last night I was looking at mid 90's Zoo York videos of skateboarders that used to hang around washington square park and Harold Hunter vids....when I see Traversy Media commenting on how the area has now changed.... Didn't know you were a skater! That aside, thanks for the hybrid app overview!

Great! Very useful information. That's very clean and clear explanation delivered perfectly, Thanks for making this video!

Great overview, Brad! I've heard of React Native and have considered learning it alongside React after finishing your Angular 4 video, however I was also tempted to learn Kotlin (a replacement to Java for Android SDK) to dip my toes into mobile development. However I think you explained in a very succinct manner both from a student's standpoint (i.e. what to learn) and a business's perspective on what the best tools to learn would be (in this case, going from Hybrid apps as the best "bang for your buck").

Great video and One of the best youtube chanells out there

Needed that information for clarity. Thank you Brad and than you youtube for suggesting.

Brilliant Video and really useful information for my Angular exam Friday. Thanks a bunch!

Great work Brad. I have learned so much from your videos over the past month I just became a Patreon

Consistently one of the best on youtube.

Another informative video! Keep going man!

Great, I love your tutorials and you are doing excellent. My humble suggestion is if you could create tutorials on creating mobile apps using android studio.

Very nice Video & Very nice Explanation. Finally I understood the concepts and difference between Native, Hybrid and Web Apps. Thanks.

You are the man!! thank you for your effort short video but very handful knowledge for the ones who just want to understand the differences . Thank you again .

Nativescript is dope. Using it at work right now. Very solid API and set of core modules, and they even let you write your own custom typescript/javascript if you need to reach out to a native component that is not yet supported through their core modules

Thank you so much for sharing this useful data! Greatly appreicated

Very nice Video. Thanks. Finally I understood the concepts and difference between Native, Hybrid and Web Apps.

Hi! Thanks for the videos! I was wondering what your thoughts are on replacing flexbox and bootstrap with CSS grids. Can you make a video if you have had any experiences with CSS grids in your job?(I know they only recently became supported on all browsers)

Thank you great video. explain well making very clear concept. I did learn something form this tutorial...

I would love to see this updated in 2019. With Kotlin I think and other changes this has changed.

Very interesting subject. I think I'll go hybrid from now on... thank you for opening my eyes ☺

please make a 2019 version of this.

Another advantage of hybrid app is there are tons of code snippet on the internet that you can copy & paste or modify to use in your project .Bad point many native app developers hate you.

HI Brad , can you advise or make a video on PROGRAMMING FRAMEWORKS , I mean what components does a framework rely on or need . The reason I ask is because I was trying to learn c++ but am struggling with what types of compilers I need for even how to install one .... this would really be helpful ...thanks man !

the fog has been cleared. thank you sincerely

This video helped alot!!!! Thank you!

Thanks, I wished you picked out 2 hybrid apps that are stellar for Android and IOS that shows hybrids potential !

It seems to me there is a huge advantage for web apps in secure environments. When I worked for the Federal Government I had a govt laptop, but I was not an admin. Generally I couldn't install apps. Not sure if the Windows store would have allowed me to "install" a hybrid app or a pure app on my machine. A web only "app" wouldn't have this issue. Interestingly my govt phone (Galaxy S5) was less restrictive. I installed a number of apps from the AppStore, no problem.

Awesome video! Thank you

a series on hybrid or xamarin would be pretty good. nice video :)

An interesting overview. If you do a tutorial/series with Xamarin, I'll shout "Yay!" for sure. :-)

What an Outstanding video and content as well. I found this an excess of informatics. I was looking for it. I might want to suggest that if it's not too much trouble, continue to share such kind of data. If potential, Thanks.

Thanks for thos video It helps me a lot in my project

Great and Informative Video!!

thank you so much ! great video ,you just made my life a lot easier !!!

I really like your videos in fact I started watching a tutorial videos of yours some day ago. I was was curious about this topic you bring on now and I waited and have to say that I disagree about web apps disadvantages the only disadvantage is that you can not post it on any app store. A web app is fast, however it may be slow if you have a slow internet connection. Mobile browsers are blazing fast. Also you can pin any web app start url on your phone screen. Recently there appeared new APIs for mobile web developers and with that you are abble to access almost every aspect of your phone eg geo location, orientation, is it charging and many more.

thumbs up for you (Y) Very Informative video!! Looking forward to more videos like this

awesome explanation! keep up the good work

superb demonstration !!!

Hi, Off topic question: Have you made any video tutorials on OOP design patterns with examples? If not, any plans to make one?

Hi Brad, you are amazing! I checked your tutorial on eduonix using your link at the end of the clip and do I need to learn JavaScript first before taking on the course or is it covered in it. Thanks

What a good example of a hybrid app?

I watch your videos Every day and I really want to take your Mega Mobile development course. I checked out the link you provided on RU-vid and it says the course is no longer available. Please how can I get the course?

Thank you for this educational piece!!

Thank you Sir for these infos

great video dude!

This is really useful video and it's give good view to choose what is the good thing i could start with when to start mobile application developing , I Think i will straggle in AngularJs tech. and React too , Thanks for the video keep up the good work :)

Brilliant. Thanks a lot Brad.

Very Nice Explaination !!!

This video really opened my eyes

every time I need to have an insight for something I`d rather check first if Traversy Media has something uploaded before trying to find any other new sources.

That was great info! Very compact and structured though one false information, Xamarin doesnt use javascript im pretty sure

Very helpful! Thank you.

Thank you sir for this session

NativeScript is the Angular version of React Native and should be slotted into the 4th type.

Hi. As far as I know Xamarin doesn't use strictly web technologies (html, css, js) as react native does (jsx), Xamarin uses C#. Great video.

With what I'm doing this is very useful im really interested in the hybrid app 🧐

It seems like you didnt research much about this technologies 😥😥😥 you missed a lot, as a mobile app dev for 5 years now. I used native more than others. It actually depends on the project if you can use hybrid for fast deployment then you can do so. But for some hardware interactive app, it is really better to use native. And correct me if im wrong, you forgot to mention Kotlin. Xamarin uses C#.

Excellent explanation.

clear explanation, good video

Excellent tutorial sir

That's where Flutter comes to solve many of the disadvantages.

Great Video, Thanks

Hey! Thanks for the video. I just want to point out that on iOS, you can actually access any website with an icon on the home screen: Safari provides an option for that.

You can have quick links to web apps on mobile devices so it looks like an app shortcut

what if i want my app to work on browsers and as an app too ? i mean i have to make each one separately right ?

thank you cleared a lot.

Hello Sir !! You make Great Videos sir, I just had One Question to ask I have completed Your CSS and Html5 courses and also Finished with Bootstrap and Flexbox. I am currently working with Java script . So I just Wanted to Ask You what should I go for Next .. I want to make apps also and I have knowledge of basic JavaScript so should I go for angular if so , then Which ?I don't know much about it. Thanks Would be Glad if you can help me once more.

excellent video

Hi, I am a UI designer just wanted to know, do deigners need to provide two different ui screens to developer for android and iOS for Hybrid app?

Really useful 💯

great tutorial!

thanks. it's helpful :)

What about progressive web apps?

thank you very nice explain.

Do you plan to cover PWA as well? In future videos

cool overview! although, react native is not really a hybrid app though, it just generates components from xcode and android studio which actually what you have at the end is a native app whilst coding kind of in javascript

The 4 people that use blackberry and lumina phone and the video has 4 dislikes. Coincidence?

would it be a good idea to first create a test app as hybrid or web and then if your users like the service very much then you can rebuild the app from scratch in native. i understand that this can become expensive but what is your opinion on that? thanks

Is there an updated version of this presentation?

Excellent explanation..! I have One more doubt, can you explain me examples of Native and hybrid mobile applications?

“The four people that use blackberry & windows phones” Thank you for a genuine laugh right in the middle of your lecture.

good video, thanks

Hmm this is a tough one for me. What if you started already learning swift? Should I continue or drop it to learn hybrid?

trav k you make a tutorial on how to deploy a nodejs app on digital ocean using nginx?

useful info thankyou

Interesting, thanks.

"...the 4 people that use blackberry or windows phones...." hahaha

great video

from where i can learn to create hybrid app using node.js

thank you so much

hey brad nice video, thank you for insight. Any chance for a tutorial about building a progressive web app in vue.js in the near future?

Thanks Brad :)

Hello there. Interesting videos! Would it possible to make a video on how to set up a signaling server (webrtc)? Thank you.