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Bonus Chapter: Hybrid Apps

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For serious web developers using JavaScript to create interactive web apps, UIWebView provides a seamless way to transfer those skills to creating mobile apps. UIWebView also allows native code to interface with the JavaScript that is loaded with the web page. Both iOS and Android inject JavaScript code from the native code into the embedded browser. Web developers normally think it is easier to use their familiar development skills to create their web apps, but using this hybrid approach opens up a different way to create mobile apps.

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© 2015 Sean Liao and Mark Punak

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Liao, S., Punak, M. (2015). Bonus Chapter: Hybrid Apps. In: Migrating to Swift from Web Development. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0931-8_6

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