Difference between native vs cross platform

As a small start-up, you may not need to worry about native app development. But it's still important to understand the difference between native vs cross platform. When deciding which is best for you, it helps to factor in a few facets of app development, including ease of implementation, development time and the ability to share/reuse code.

Deciding which platform is best for you is a big decision. For example, if cost isn't a factor, then you might consider cross platform development since it's generally easier to implement and requires less development time. In some cases, the app can even be written entirely in HTML5 and JavaScript which means you don't need any native developers on your team at all!

Native app development is easier, more cost-effective and faster to implement. It's also more likely that you'll find developers with this skillset and you can reuse some code, which can help reduce the amount of time it takes to develop your application. Cross platform development is less costly to implement and it's easier to reuse code. This makes it a good option for startups who are just getting started and don't have coding expertise in house, as well as enterprises that need applications in multiple platforms (mobile, Web or desktop)