While this is nice, for mobile -- and even desktop -- apps I find hybrid/electron to be a far more compelling use case. On mobile, if you're stuck in a situati

While this is nice, for mobile -- and even desktop -- apps I find hybrid/electron to be a far more compelling use case. On mobile, if you're stuck in a situation where you need the full power and speed of vendor native then, if you're using Ionic Capacitor, you can spin up an Activity/UIView and code that part in Java or Kotlin for Android and Swift or Obj-C for iOS (or C++ for both if you really want to). Do everything in HTML,CSS,JS that you can and only use the heavy duty tools where absolutely necessary... and the truth is, they aren't nearly as necessary as they used to be.