This document discusses factors to consider when choosing a technology for mobile application development. It notes that changing the technology midway will be expensive in terms of time and money. It outlines prerequisites like understanding the business idea, users, and available time and money. It also covers features, user base, investment requirements, scaling principles, available options like native, HTML5 and hybrid approaches, and concludes that the decision depends on specific needs as different technologies suit different use cases.

1. CHOICE OF
TECHNOLOGY
MOBILE APPLICATION
DEVELOPMENT

2. REASON - WHY?
CHANGE TECHNOLOGY IN MID, WILL BE
EXPENSIVE IN TERMS OF MONEY AND TIME
▸Native - Android or IOS
▸HTML5
▸Hybrid

3. PRE-REQUSITE
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?
▸Your business Idea
▸Know your User
▸Time & Money to spend

4. FEATURE
EXAMPLE - USER REGISTRATION AND
AUTHENTICATION
▸Do you need to know your user?
▸What level of data you need know?
▸OAuth from Google or facebook
▸Can User do a financial transaction?
▸Device footprint and geolocation
▸Biometric and multi-factor Auth
▸Compliance and Risk

5. USERBASE
KNOW YOUR USER
▸Most used platform by your user-base
▸High or Low end user devices
▸User affordability to pay
▸Easiness

6. INVESTMENT
TIME & MONEY INVESTMENT
▸Quantify the money
▸Fixed Timeline

7. SCALE
DEFINE YOUR PRINCIPLES
▸Usability
▸Availability
▸Reliability
▸Affordability
▸Sustainability

8. OPTIONS
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
▸Native
▸HTML5
▸Hybrid

9. DETAIL
NATIVE
▸Android
▸IOS
▸Windows
▸Blackberry
▸others

10. WEB VIEW
HTML5
▸Web View
▸Mostly used by information website and apps
▸Responsive

11. MIX - WEB & NATIVE
HYBRID
▸Cordova
▸PhoneGap
▸ReactNative
▸others

12. OUTCOME
CONCLUSION
▸ Decision must be based on your
need.
▸ One technology may be better for
one use case but not for all use
cases.

13. WANNA SMOOTH
DRIVE, DECIDE
WISELY.
Raj Sharma
QUOTE

14. QUESTION
S?