One codebase for both systems, or native apps?
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Aeris Studio
“By default we build one codebase for iOS and Android, because it means a shorter build and cheaper maintenance over the following years. We go native where the app leans hard on the hardware, for example the camera, Bluetooth or background work. We justify the choice when we quote, not after the fact.”
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