Creating hybrid apps with Cordova can sometimes be a real pain because not a lot of platforms have bindings for it.

I’ve recently been working on a hybrid app using Facebook’s Parse platform which provides, a very easy backend solution for creating apps along with SDK for most of the platform you might need, to create app for. Parse also has an easy way to integrate push notifications for your apps, BUT, the SDK only supports native apps. No love for the JS SDK. So, if you’re building a native iOS or Android app, you’re golden, but if it’s a hybrid app, you are out of luck.

If AngularJS is your choice of frontend development framework, and you are working with Tryton, then angular-tryton may just be what you need to create your next Tryton and AngularJS powered single page web application or mobile app.