I've been around the block with all the "write once, run anywhere" mobile frameworks and let me tell you: there's no silver bullet. Every project I've had to build with one of these frameworks ends up being a nightmare. Trust me, I'd love if I could build a single codebase for multiple platforms while being easier at the same time. But the truth is nothing is magic, and you always pay for not doing things the right way the first time.
Use the right tools for the job instead of the tools you wish were for the job and you'll always be happier.
I've been around the block with all the "write once, run anywhere" mobile frameworks and let me tell you: there's no silver bullet. Every project I've had to build with one of these frameworks ends up being a nightmare. Trust me, I'd love if I could build a single codebase for multiple platforms while being easier at the same time. But the truth is nothing is magic, and you always pay for not doing things the right way the first time.
Use the right tools for the job instead of the tools you wish were for the job and you'll always be happier.
I wrote a bit about my experiences with non-native mobile development in the past if anybody is curious: gabekangas.com/blog/2018/02/why-yo...
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