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Native mobile apps,
as easy as creating a website.Hyperview is a new hypermedia format and React Native client
for developing server-driven mobile apps.

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Serve your app as XML

On the web, pages are rendered in a browser by fetching HTML content from a server. With Hyperview, screens are rendered in your mobile app by fetching Hyperview XML (HXML) content from a server. HXML's design reflects the UI and interaction patterns of today's mobile interfaces.

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Work with any backend web technology

Use battle-tested web technologies like Django, Rails, or Node. Any HTTP server can host a Hyperview app. You can even deploy your app as a collection of static XML files if you want!

Update your apps instantly by deploying your backend

Say goodbye to slow release cycles and long app store review times. With Hyperview, your backend controls your app's layout, content, and available actions. The means you can update any aspect of your app with a server-side change. True CI/CD is finally attainable for mobile development.

Forget about API versioning and backwards compatibility

Unlike traditional native apps, every user always runs the most recent version of your code. With no version fragmentation, you can be more productive by eliminating the need to support and maintain older app versions.

The best choice for networked mobile apps

Hyperview is a great fit for network-based mobile applications, such as social networks, marketplaces, media/content browsing, etc. If your app relies on offline data or local computations, Hyperview won't be the right choice. But any app that reads and writes data to the cloud can greatly benefit from Hyperview's unique combination of features.

HyperviewNativeHTML5
Native UIYesYes
Instant UpdatesYesYes
System integrationsYesYes
Local/offline dataYesSome
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