Description: A hybrid application is a type of software that combines elements of native and web applications, allowing developers to create experiences that leverage the best of both worlds. These applications are developed using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and run within a native container that allows them to access device functionalities like the camera, GPS, and storage. This means that, although they are based on web technologies, they can offer performance and user experience similar to that of native applications. Hybrid applications are particularly popular due to their ability to function across multiple platforms, reducing development time and costs. Additionally, they allow for faster and easier updates, as the code can be modified on the server without requiring users to download a new version from the app store. In the context of mobile applications, hybrid applications have become a viable solution for developers looking to maximize their reach while minimizing development effort, adapting to the peculiarities of each platform while maintaining a common codebase.
