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Tech stack choices
Native, cross platform or web, and why: the technology decisions behind an app, explained plainly.
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How to choose the technology
The right stack is the one that fits the app's job, budget and future, not the newest one. Most decisions come down to a few questions asked early.
- Native or cross platform
- Cross platform frameworks such as Flutter reach iOS and Android from one codebase; native builds suit apps that push the hardware.
- A backend that scales
- Cloud hosting, a sensible database and a CDN let the app grow from the first hundred users to the first million.
- Services, not reinvention
- Payments, maps, messaging and streaming use proven services, so the build spends its time on what makes the app different.
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