Treffer: Implementation of Hybrid Programming Approach Using Python for Cross Platforms Mobile and Web Application in Cloud Environment.

Mobile and Web applications are used worldwide by individuals with drastic and emerging needs of data management and productivity. As a matter of fact, many mobile and web applications are developed in needs of individuals across the globe. These needs comprises of a number of fields like security, communication, entertainment, shopping, social media, etc. With the increasing demand of these needs and development of new fields in future, development of these mobile and web applications must fulfill them. As of now, rapid and agile development of mobile and web application along with platform independency for users is in demand. Along with that, access of these services anywhere, anytime, anyplace is also a need for end users and as and when required end user can enjoy the services. In order to provide these services technologies like Python can be integrated with Dart and frontend frameworks like Vue.js can be used in a cloud environment. In this paper, we have ventured upon the architecture for hybrid programming of python with mobile and web application technologies in a cloud environment. Likewise, we have presented in depth comparison and layers of mobile and web application technologies. This paper provides implementation of the proposed architecture by using hybrid programming. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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