Android apps are broadly divided into three types based on how they are developed:
Web-based apps
Native apps
Hybrid apps
A mobile web app, is exactly what it says it is, an app developed with web technologies like JavaScript or HTML5 to provide interaction, navigation, or customization capabilities. They run within a mobile device's web browser and are rendered by requesting web pages from the backend server. It is not uncommon to see the same application used as a usual browser rendered application and as an app, as it provides benefits of not duplicating the development efforts.
Unlike web-based apps, Native mobile apps provide fast performance and a high degree of reliability. They provide fast response time as the entire application is not fetched from the server and it can leverage the fastness of the native support provided by Android. In addition, users can use some apps without an Internet connection. However, apps developed using...