> You're excluding people and organizations who want to maintain a single codebase. Isn't one of the long held up tenants of software development that you shou

> You're excluding people and organizations who want to maintain a single codebase. Isn't one of the long held up tenants of software development that you should "pick the right tool for the job"? Because if, as a user the choice is between another shitty JS/web-app masquerading as a real app, and an app that's built properly with native API's and native code, I'm 100% going to choose the latter.