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Iwan Kristanda
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Iwan Kristanda
Courses Plus Student 542 Points
Posted by Iwan Kristanda
Iwan Kristanda
Courses Plus Student 542 Points

Anyone here interest with Hybrid Apps ?

The topic about hybrid apps is rising, some framework like ionic and angular is getting popular...

what do you think about this ? is there specific reason why treehouse does not cover this 'technology' ?

Thanks

4 Answers

micram1001
micram1001
33,833 Points
micram1001
micram1001
33,833 Points

Hi,

I had to google the "Hybrid App" term to understand what it is. I don't know why Treehouse is not teaching Hybrid App development at this time. Maybe in the future, they will. Your question is a good one. The idea to design an app to work on many systems does save time and money. See the link on what is Hybrid Mobile App, click on the url (http://developer.telerik.com/featured/what-is-a-hybrid-mobile-app/).

Roy Penrod
Roy Penrod
19,810 Points
Roy Penrod
Roy Penrod
19,810 Points

I'm definitely interested in the topic, but I'm not ready for it yet. I'd love to have a course covering the topic when I reach that point.

Iwan Kristanda
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Iwan Kristanda
Courses Plus Student 542 Points
Iwan Kristanda
Iwan Kristanda
Courses Plus Student 542 Points

Yes.. Ionic+Angular+Cordova is a best match for a 'native'-like apps... take a look here http://showcase.ionicframework.com/ , General user will not likely aware that HTML+CSS+JS is the platform who serve the UI/UX... so for web developer we don't have to step in into swift/objective-c OR java. At least there are alternatives for Web Developer to "tap-in" mobile development in more easy way.... Of course, in term of flexibility and performance, Native Apps does win (at this moment, who knows in the future)..

Thanks

Moritz Gruber
Moritz Gruber
12,073 Points
Moritz Gruber
Moritz Gruber
12,073 Points

Yeah sure!!!!! i am really interested in cordova!