Starting with mbile application developement.need suggestions

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I am Starting with Moblie application developement.
bit confused in what type of application approch should i take.
Basically my application is of business application type (i.e. Stock Management systems).
application will have a interactions with mobile harwares like camera , Gps system.

What developement approch should i take ?
1. Pure native application
2. Hybrid application
3. Web (HTML5/CSS3)

according to my requirements which approch will be better in terms of developement time, learning ,performance
of application ??

What will be the pros and cons??

what is the the trend of developement.

need help.

Thank you in advance.

Posted 8-Sep-14 23:38pm

DaxeshS

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Richard MacCutchan 9-Sep-14 7:05am

That question is impossible to answer in a Quick Answers forum. You need to go and do the research to decide which platform, architecture and framework is the best choice for you.

DaxeshS 9-Sep-14 8:02am

i have read some articles.
let's say i am developing specifically for android platform. then which approch will be suitable?

Sandeep Londhe 11-Sep-14 16:02pm

it depends on what knowledge do u already have?

It can be done in Java, or HTML CSS Way

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Aavishkar Jugwanth · Answer 1 · 2015-02-16T01:12:00

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Go native since you gonna use much of the hardware on the device. You also need to do some research on you own, tons of articles out there regarding pros and cons of native vs hybrid vs web.

Posted 16-Feb-15 1:12am

Aavishkar Jugwanth