How do I know if my app is native or hybrid?

The term native app development refers to building a mobile app exclusively for a single platform . The app is built with programming languages and tools that are specific to a single platform. For example, you can develop a native Android app with Java or Kotlin and choose Swift and Objective-C for iOS apps.

The term native app development refers to building a mobile app exclusively for a single platform . The app is built with programming languages and tools that are specific to a single platform. For example, you can develop a native Android app with Java or Kotlin and choose Swift and Objective-C for iOS apps.

Native apps are compiled to run directly on the application . When you compile native mobile apps, the source code (human-readable) is actually converted into binary code (machine-readable) and it executes from there. With non-native apps, the source code is not compiled directly into binary code.25 Eki 2020

Native apps are compiled to run directly on the application . When you compile native mobile apps, the source code (human-readable) is actually converted into binary code (machine-readable) and it executes from there. With non-native apps, the source code is not compiled directly into binary code.25 Eki 2020

a non-native mobile app are:

a non-native mobile app are:

Go to Developer Options from Settings and turn on Show Layout bounds. And then launch your app and see the layout highlighted. If there are lots of rectangle highlighted, it’s native. Otherwise hybrid.