Developing Once for Multiple Platforms

If React is for web, then React Native is for mobile apps. Using only JavaScript, React Native helps build cross-platform mobile apps efficiently and fast owing to its capabilities such as running new codes without recompiling and dropping down to native code for further optimization.Learn More>

Previously known as PhoneGap, Apache Cordova is one of the most popular frameworks used to build hybrid cross-platform apps. It allows the use of web technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS3 for development and supports most of the modern mobile operating systems.Learn More>

Ionic is yet another popular framework that is used to build hybrid cross-platform applications. Built on top of AngularJS, Ionic lets you build apps with the help of web technologies such as CSS, HTML5, and Sass. Learn More>

Xamarin is Microsoft’s framework for building cross-platform apps. It uses C#, enables code sharing between platforms, and provides a native-app user experience.Learn More>

Kony allows developers to build native, web or hybrid apps with a single code base. This JavaScript-enabled mobile app development platform is best suited for enterprise apps.Learn More>

Sencha helps build cross-platform apps using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. Sencha comes with impressive widgets, robust data package, and adaptive user interface layouts and animations.Learn More>

Oracle Mobile Application Framework (Oracle MAF) is a framework by Oracle to build hybrid mobile apps leveraging Java, HTML5, and JavaScript. Oracle MAF comes with capabilities such as declarative development and built-in security, which makes building or extending enterprise apps to mobile platforms smoother.