> Besides, it's not like hybrid is some magical unicorn technology that enables creating a great app at a tiny fraction of the budget of a native one It actual

> Besides, it's not like hybrid is some magical unicorn technology that enables creating a great app at a tiny fraction of the budget of a native one It actually is.. You cite saving "50%" likes it's no big deal. Clearly you're in charge of coding and not in charge of the business. > Most things don't need to be an app at all Well then you'll be writing this logic in JS for a web-app anyways. I'm curious, what part of your native app couldn't be done in a hybrid model?