Yeah PWA vs Native. It really depends on your use case, Its all fine and dandy. The practical problem for us when working with a start up for version 1 is the

Yeah PWA vs Native. It really depends on your use case, Its all fine and dandy. The practical problem for us when working with a start up for version 1 is the money. We can build a very simple responsive site with image camera upload using a form ( recent use case)for $10k and its working for them. The customer for us, is not gonna have a budget or want to pay $30K-$50k+ for a native app from the get go or version 1 to test their AMAZING WORLD CHANGING IDEA that'll make'em arab weatlhy, its a risky and a costly wager to loose. To me it seems it kinda always comes down to the money and how much you wanna spend also if the solution is WORTH the cost + benefit ( gross sales going up)... PWA or responsive site OR whateva you wanna call it, is cheaper. The fundamental goal of any / every business on planet earth is to reducing costs ( get stuff done cheaper). Mars also. :-) maybe.. I don't know what im talkin about but thats just my view.