Nice post. One thing to think about is that Capacitor could be a better fit for you or others as a web developer. You can think of it as "Electron for Mobile" but it runs normal web apps on mobile, so you can use traditional browser-based development and any popular web libraries and frameworks (like Tailwind/etc.) It's also popular and growing quickly (by the team that built Ionic Framework): capacitorjs.com
Nice post. One thing to think about is that Capacitor could be a better fit for you or others as a web developer. You can think of it as "Electron for Mobile" but it runs normal web apps on mobile, so you can use traditional browser-based development and any popular web libraries and frameworks (like Tailwind/etc.) It's also popular and growing quickly (by the team that built Ionic Framework): capacitorjs.com
When I first read the comment, I thought it was a capacitor which is used in electrical boards!! hahah
Will Check it out for sure!