A Browser to test your app, in native sometimes you need to run your code on a physical device to test some feature that uses the hardware.
Simple web server running when in development, in native you'll need either xcode/android studio running along with either a simulated device or running a connection to talk with a physical device & with ReactNative you need a JS server running to fetch your JS. ahhhh so much!!! Hint: expo.io will make it easier)
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You get access to hardware such as camera, nfc, network connection, etc which make it pretty cool & fun to build features on!
Usually are kept simpler than what a Web App would do. So makes it easier to stay small which in term would make it easier to maintain π
When deploying your app you get to tell your friends "Check out my app", & they'll say "Is it on the App Store?" & you'll finally get to say "YES!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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