Out of many, there are two key reasons:
Technically, you can build Android apps in C++ or even Python but Google would highly appreciate if you built them in Java or Kotlin.
For instance, when Android released support for PiP (Picture-in-Picture) feature, many native apps immediately released such functionality while other hybrid apps had to wait for months.
Now if you consider these two factors incoherence, you would notice a common narrative that top app development firms endorse for the usage of native apps.
It goes something like this- mobile app industry is highly competitive and ever-evolving space where only the finest and most dynamic apps succeed.
Native apps deliver both of these assurances and it’s better to invest initially in a high-quality app than to latter fall behind with cross-platform apps.
