Frameworks for Mobile Applications:

Replacing the web applications and increase in high demand for mobile applications has resulted into developers looking for cross platform mobile application development solutions. The purpose is to write the code once and reuse it on multi-platforms apps. The benefits of developing hybrid mobile apps are numerous. The need of framework which is a base of future applications has become substantially significant. The framework is used make application work on multiple platforms.

We will be listing now the best cross platform mobile application frameworks for mobile app development that works on multiple platforms like Android, iOS, Windows phone, etc.

1. Phonegap:- Phonegap is the free open source, strong cross-platform framework with robust back-end system responsible for reducing the developers effort by providing speed development process platform. This mobile application development framework offers flexibility to developers to work on HTML5, CSS and javascript to develop any type of apps with ease. This mobile application development framework can easily tap into the device’s hardware such as the camera, geo location, accelerometer, etc.
2. Appcelerator:-  Appcelerator Titanium is a flexible open source mobile app development framework solution used for development of native apps. A prototype can be built in short time with less effort. Javascript language is used to develop native apps, where most of the developers are very well familiar about and do not require having any additional language.
3. Xamarin:- Xamarin is also an open source cross-platform mobile app development framework which simplifies mobile app creation while building and designing native mobile apps. It helps the developers to shorten development cycle and provides the environment to develop enterprise-graded apps fast. It has an advantage of using C# app development for all platforms. It has a capability of building mobile applications for different operating systems using a single programming language, code base, and class library.