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Hybrid vs Native: Choosing a Mobile Strategy

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 French, Jeff

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In today’s mobile-first world almost every company has realized the need to connect with consumers on mobile devices. Now you, the developer, must figure out how to build it! Objective-C, Java, Xamarin, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, Icenium: there are so many ways to build a mobile app today, how do you choose? In this session I will cover the pros and cons of native app development and HTML5 hybrid app development to help you make the right choice based on the needs of YOUR app.
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