iOS Native
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What is iOS Native?
iOS Native refers to developing applications specifically for Apple's iOS operating system using Apple's official software development kit (SDK), programming languages like Swift or Objective-C, and frameworks like UIKit or SwiftUI. These applications are built to directly interact with the device's hardware and software features, providing optimal performance and user experience on iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch devices.
What other technologies are related to iOS Native?
iOS Native Competitor Technologies
Android Native
Android Native is a competing mobile development platform to iOS Native. Applications are built using different languages and frameworks, targeting a different operating system.
React Native
React Native allows developers to build cross-platform mobile applications using JavaScript. While not native to iOS, it provides an alternative to native iOS development, targeting both iOS and Android from a single codebase.
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Which job functions commonly mention iOS Native?
Mobile Developer
112 Mobile Developer jobs mention iOS Native
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Solutions Architect
8 Solutions Architect jobs mention iOS Native
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Software Architect
9 Software Architect jobs mention iOS Native
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Software Engineer
178 Software Engineer jobs mention iOS Native
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Engineer
180 Engineer jobs mention iOS Native
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