Tuesday 7 April 2020

Android, iOS or Ionic: Which way to go?

97% business looks for a mobile application solution. As of 2016, mobile commerce penetration is expected to be 84.6% as per a report by eMarketer and Android holds 61% market share for business application development while iOS holds 21%.

Increasingly, ionic or cross-platform applications are gaining traction, as cross-platform app development technologies have matured and it is possible to deliver highly sophisticates and agile solutions at a nominal cost. Also, while on the face of it, Android is the market leader for app market share, iOS is more profitable. Besides, Windows Phone also has a sizeable market share that cannot be ignored.

Cross-platform app development

Cross-platform enables your application to become accessible to all users and not just the 80% market share that iOS has. Ionic app development solutions are delivered using AngularJS and HTML5+CSS. Hence, Ionic offers incredible width for building hybrid applications that are easily integrated with the system.

Android, iOS and all

For a business, which platform is a big decision to make? While, iOS gives faster market coverage and higher revenue, Android is ideal for local markets with powerful Google platform and mass audience. With ionic application, the answer is easily answered as simultaneous presence can be created on all platforms, with a uniform application performance.

One-size fits all?

Ionic is a solution, but not for all mobile application development needs. With an open source SDK, HTML5 and JavaScript, the application will have access to the native platform layer. It speeds the development proves and gives access to third party code. PhoneGap provides the requisite native wrapper to enable the app to run as a native app on the device.

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