It is impossible to deny the usefulness of apps. But have you ever stopped to think about how developers build these apps?

Despite being easy to use and intuitive, apps depend on robust and complete development frameworks.

Because of frameworks, developing an app is much faster and easier than it was a few years ago.

Frameworks provide a foundation, templates, components, and structures for developing application software for Android or IOS.

The market is becoming more and more competitive, and the goal is to provide the best possible user experience.

Therefore, companies compete with each other to create frameworks with the best-integrated amenities.

So let's explore the frameworks predicted to be most used this year.

React Native

Last year, React Js was the most widely used web framework. React Native is a cross-platform mobile framework. It uses React Js to create apps and websites.

Developed by Facebook, a company that still owns it, React Native combines the best of native development with React.

React Native allows you to create native apps without compromising the user experience.

It provides a core set of native agnostic components that map directly to the platform's native user interface (UI) building blocks.

Thousands of apps use this framework, such as Instagram, Uber Eats, Tesla's app, Bloomberg, or Discord.

Flutter

Flutter is one of Google's most popular tools among developers.

It is a free and open-source software development kit (SDK) that allows you to create native Android and iOS applications.

Flutter is also cross-platform and allows you to create apps for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices.

In addition, Flutter has customizable widgets and layered architecture that ensures faster rendering, building, and deployment of mobile apps.

Ionic

Certified by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), the Ionic framework is an open-source toolkit for creating cross-platform web and native applications.

Many developers use the Ionic framework since it's thought to integrate various front-end frameworks such as Angular, React, Vue, or even just JavaScript.

Xamarin 

Xamarin is Microsoft's open-source application platform for creating apps on iOS and Android systems with the C# and .NET language.

Microsoft's .NET developer platform consists of tools, several programming languages, and libraries for building different apps.

Xamarin extends the .NET platform with specific tools and libraries for creating Android and iOS apps.

Cordova

Perfect for mobile developers who want to create cross-platform applications, the Cordova framework allows deploying the app without reimplementing each platform's language and tools.

As a cross-platform framework, Cordova uses HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to create apps.

In addition, it allows access to the device components such as RAM, camera, or GPS.

These are some of the frameworks for android apps development that might be the favorites this year.

However, it all depends on the preferences of the developers and the needs of the project.

All frameworks have pros and cons. The key is to choose the framework that best fits your project and meets your needs.