from a developer perspective I think you have it backwards. I think you're still hung up on the developer experience, not the user experience. My observation i

from a developer perspective I think you have it backwards. I think you're still hung up on the developer experience, not the user experience. My observation is that users clearly prefer native apps to hybrid apps. And yes, you can throw together a hybrid app a bit faster, but you're just going to lose out to someone who did a better job (probably with native). So you might have saved a few bucks, but it's all going to be wasted. Just my observation, YMMV, etc, etc.