Mobile Apps and Environments Quiz

Study Notes

Mobile apps are programmes that are specifically designed to work on your mobile phone or tablet.
They are essential to people’s lives and have become a mainstay in many people’s lives.
There are three types of mobile apps: native, web, and hybrid.
Native apps are built specifically for a mobile device's operating system and are faster and more reliable in terms of performance.
Web apps are websites accessed via a web browser on your mobile device and are not standalone apps.
Hybrid apps are web apps that have the appearance and feel of native apps and can have a home screen app icon.
They are quicker to develop than native apps and are dependent on the browser used on the device.
An environment is a user-defined collection of resources that hosts an application.
An environment is the application's mechanism for bringing together components with the agent that deploys them.
Environments are typically modeled on some stage of the software project lifecycle such as: QA, or production.
Usually, resources are found on the same host where the agent that manages them is located.
Environments can be assigned to specific applications.