Each mobile app development platform has pros and cons. More specifically: Native App Development: This platform comes with the best performance and access to platform-specific features. You can also integrate your apps with the respective systems. However, this option demands separate codebases for Android and iOS, which may increase app development costs and time.  Cross-platform development: On this mobile application development platform, you can write your code once and then deploy it on various platforms to reduce development cost and time. Unfortunately, you cannot access platform-specific features. Moreover, your apps cannot be optimized easily.  Progressive web apps (PWAs): You don’t need separate app stores for your PWAs because you can access them through web browsers. These apps are also easy to update and maintain. Yet, compared to native apps, PWAs don’t have as many device features. They don’t offer the same degree of user experience and performance either.  Hybrid mobile app development: In this approach, you use web technologies and access native device features to accelerate the development process. However, your apps may come with fewer platform-specific features. Plus, you cannot optimize them easily as you would with native apps.