Apps How to compare NATIVE vs HYBRID app performances?

[loverich]

Hi everyone, my first post.

For my diploma thesis (bachelor's degree) I would like to compare and analyze performances of NATIVE apps vs HYBRID (for example using PhoneGap) apps on Android...

Are there any test apps for this already out there?

I'm thinking how to do this. Should I write my own apps (one native and one hybrid), where I use each of the Android phone capabilities (like the accelerometer, compass, camera, geolocation, writing and reading data, playing multimedia,...) and count the times of each operation, or does anyone have any better ideas, suggestions for me?

THANK YOU!!!

 

[jonbonazza]

Well, the answer to this should be obviouse, but if an experiment is really necessary, I'd say you are best off writing your own apps so that you cna tailor the enviornment to your needs.

 

[loverich]

Well, the answer to this should be obviouse, but if an experiment is really necessary, I'd say you are best off writing your own apps so that you cna tailor the enviornment to your needs.

The answer is obvious, but I'll also take into account the simplicity and time required to code each app, stuff like that... I'll try to weigh more than just performances...

 

[jonbonazza]

Sorry, i should have clarified. I didn't mean the answer to your question was obvious, as it really isn't, but that it should be obvious that native apps would perform much better than non-native apps (whatever platform they might use).