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* Translate challenge subtitles and example challenge text to Spanish

* Corrected errors in syntax and punctuation

* Multiple corrections of it/s to its plus other grammar corrections

* Correction and added paragraph to CSS Flex article

* Corrected my own typo

* Corrected capitalization, American spellings and typos
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@ -14,16 +14,17 @@ Native App Definition
- Built for a specific operating system and can be accessed only from the dedicated app store.
Android App can only be accessed by Android users and is developed using Java, Windows, C++ etc.
iOS App using XCode / Objective-C / Swift etc.
- Development Costs & Effort is Higher
Hybrid App Definition
- Uses Native Device's Browser container to contain HTML5 App.
- Developing hybrid app is consistent, cross platform UI.
- Developing hybrid app is consistent, cross platform UI.
Development Cost and Time
Hybrid apps take least amount of time & money to develop compared to native app.
Hybrid apps take least amount of time & money to develop compared to native app.
One code for both platforms.
User Experience
@ -49,7 +50,7 @@ Originally created by Progress, NativeScript apps are built using JavaScript, or
### Flutter
Flutter is a cross platform mobile development framework from Google, i,e it can be used to create both ios and Android apps with ease. It uses Dart as its primary language. It's hot reload feature helps in speeding up the overall Development process. Flutter produces real native apps as in the case of React Native as opposed to cordova, Ionic and Cordova which produces hybrid apps.
Flutter is a cross platform mobile development framework from Google, i,e it can be used to create both ios and Android apps with ease. It uses Dart as its primary language. It's hot reload feature helps in speeding up the overall Development process. Flutter produces real native apps as in the case of React Native as opposed to Cordova, Ionic and Cordova which produce hybrid apps.
### Xamarin

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title: Evolution of Mobile Application Development
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One of the most convincing arguments from the voting floor was from a woman who said that even her grandmother had heard of it, said Ben Zimmer of American Dialect Society. He was explaining the reasons behind the decision of the 128-year-old organisation to choose the word App as the word of the year for 2010. It was two years earlier in 2008 that Apple launched iOS App store which allowed third-party app development and distribution. This freeing up of the App market led to an explosion of new and innovative apps and became part of the lexicon of mobile device users.
One of the most convincing arguments from the voting floor was from a woman who said that even her grandmother had heard of it, said Ben Zimmer of American Dialect Society. He was explaining the reasons behind the decision of the 128-year-old organization to choose the word App as the word of the year for 2010. It was two years earlier in 2008 that Apple launched iOS App store which allowed third-party app development and distribution. This freeing up of the App market led to an explosion of new and innovative apps and became part of the lexicon of mobile device users.
#### 1980s
Mass consumption of mobile apps began in the late 2000s with the arrival of app distribution services but the history of mobile application development lies further in the past. In the 1980s, British company Psion launched series of pocket computers called Psion Organiser. The second model of the PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) featured apps like file manager, password protection applications as well as puzzle and adventure games. Later it launched EPOC operating system with Backronym Electronic Piece of Cheese, which fuelled more sophisticated apps like spreadsheets and word processors.
Mass consumption of mobile apps began in the late 2000s with the arrival of app distribution services but the history of mobile application development lies further in the past. In the 1980s, British company Psion launched series of pocket computers called Psion Organizer. The second model of the PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) featured apps like file manager, password protection applications as well as puzzle and adventure games. Later it launched EPOC operating system with Backronym Electronic Piece of Cheese, which fuelled more sophisticated apps like spreadsheets and word processors.
#### 1990s
Often called the world’s first smartphone IBM Simon featured applications like e-mail, address book, calculator, and calendar which were focused on productivity. As processors became faster and memory devices became cheaper, new innovations filtered through. In 1998, EPOC became Symbian which was a joint venture owned by Nokia, Psion, Ericsson, and Motorola. Symbian OS was widely used by Nokia, Samsung, LG and Ericsson albeit with different platforms and APIs.
Concurrently, another company Palm released Palm Pilot in 1996 with features like touchscreen and data synchronisation which are now ubiquitous in contemporary smartphones.
Concurrently, another company Palm released Palm Pilot in 1996 with features like touchscreen and data synchronization which are now ubiquitous in contemporary smartphones.
#### 2000s
In 2007, Apple launched its first iPhone which operated on the iOS operating system. A few months later, a Korean company HTC launched the first smartphone operating on the Android operating system developed by Internet giant Google. Both the platforms offered a marketplace for apps where users were free to install both paid and free apps for their smartphones. Apple’s App Store and Google’s Android Market (now named Google Play), as well as multi-touch screens, revolutionised the App eco-system. Microsoft also jumped on the bandwagon with Windows OS which was adopted by Nokia over its own Symbian OS.
In 2007, Apple launched its first iPhone which operated on the iOS operating system. A few months later, a Korean company HTC launched the first smartphone operating on the Android operating system developed by Internet giant Google. Both the platforms offered a marketplace for apps where users were free to install both paid and free apps for their smartphones. Apple’s App Store and Google’s Android Market (now named Google Play), as well as multi-touch screens, revolutionized the App eco-system. Microsoft also jumped on the bandwagon with Windows OS which was adopted by Nokia over its own Symbian OS.
#### 2010s- Present