Native development is a method of creating mobile apps where programming languages and tools are used that are specifically designed for each platform. For example, Java or Kotlin are used for Android, whereas Swift or Objective-C are used for iOS.
Applications developed natively can easily leverage all the device's built-in features, such as camera, geolocation, sensors, and other capabilities. Developers also have direct access to the latest updates and improvements offered by the operating systems, allowing them to quickly adapt to changes and ensure their relevance.