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Live! 360 Orlando 2016: Mobile -- Choosing a Direction for Your Company

Every mobile app should be native! Hybrid is the way to go! PWA's are the wave of the future! Who's correct? Which mobile platform should we choose? Are these even the right questions? Before solving the problems of the ever changing mobile world, we must first understand our own environment and the challenges we face. Google Developer Expert and Microsoft Regional Director John Papa breaks it all down in this session.

Posted on 12/06/2016

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