Nowadays, people require valuable business information at their fingertips. The number of companies that enter into the mobile applications rather than just to go with a desktop website is increasing day by day. This will play a major role in helping them solve important issues on the go as well as control their online exposure. Recent emergence of large number of hybrid application development frameworks are results of these events. Choosing the right technology stack can help a company to achieve its goals and ultimately be a success.

With the number of tools out there, it might be sometime difficult on settling on a particular stack. So, here are the best tools according to my humble opinion.

Flutter was launched by Google in 2017 and is among the top contenders in the industry. It is used to produce native-looking products for various operating systems.

• Hot Reload.
• Minimal Code.
• Fast Development.
• Access to Native Feature.

React Native brings with it, the features of JavaScript and React. It is also preferred for native application development and is able to give flutter a run for their money.

• Modular and intuitive architecture similar to React.
• Live Reload.
• Strong performance for mobile environments.
• Community-driven.

This platform is based on CSS and reaches its maximum potential when used jointly with AngularJS.

• JavaScript components.
• Influence from Angular.
• Based on web standards.
• Cordova based plugins.

This one does not try to adopt a native look. It keeps its individuality while working flawlessly in various platforms. It is a great choice if you want to create something exceptional instead of sticking to template designs.

• Built on jQuery core.
• HTML5 Markup-driven configuration.
• Unified UI widgets.
• Powerful Ajax-powered navigation system.

Xamarin does have a good track record as well as a large community of satisfied followers. This framework allows you to create universal apps and run them on different devices without sacrificing native design

• Simplified testing.
• Support from Microsoft.
• Interesting platform-specific options to supplement the general codebase.
• Performance is similar to native products.

To make the right choice, you should analyse your needs, draft an image of your end product, and select the most suitable technology stack.

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