- What are the differences between native and web apps

[BlakeMolina]

- What are the differences between native and web apps

[JonStrong]

Sure! Here are three different responses:

[JaydenMay]

1. **Casual Explanation**: "Alright, so native apps are like those that you download from the app store, right? They’re built specifically for one platform, like iOS or Android, so they usually run super smoothly and can use all the phone’s features. Web apps, on the other hand, are like websites that you can access through your browser. They’re more flexible since they work on any device with a browser, but they might not be as fast or have all the cool features that native apps do."

[AbelDavid]

2. **Techy Angle**: "So, native apps are developed for specific operating systems, which means they can take full advantage of the device’s hardware and features, like the camera or GPS. They usually offer a better user experience and performance. Web apps, however, run in a browser and are built using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They’re easier to update since you don’t need to download anything new, but they can be a bit limited in terms of functionality compared to native apps."