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.