Let me chime in with my perspective. (TL;DR : I can see the use for the lazy or otherwise-occupied developer who already knows vue and needs to dabble in mobil

Let me chime in with my perspective. (TL;DR : I can see the use for the lazy or otherwise-occupied developer who already knows vue and needs to dabble in mobile dev) I'm the CTO of a start-up whose core product is a set of APIs. We have a little bit of front-end we had to build in a hurry for a "special" customer (as in, special enough to not know how to interface with an API). We used vue.js because frankly that's the framework the dev with the most front experience was comfortable with. So we're starting to get up to speed on vue.js, which honestly is a pretty good framework. But let me emphasize once again that building customer-facing front-ends is not our business. I dread the day when we bring in another "extra special" customer who absolutely needs an app to use our products... vue-native, if it's robust and stable enough, might just be a quick way to build such an app without having to learn an entire stack (on another platform, no less) for a quick one-off.