> "But then with native you have to pay the cross platform price. Which is higher do you think? With Electron you get cross platform more or less for free" Don

> "But then with native you have to pay the cross platform price. Which is higher do you think? With Electron you get cross platform more or less for free" Don't pay the cross platform price. Stop developing inferior software for your core users so that other people on other platforms can also have inferior software. It's not a good tradeoff, it's a bean-counter's tradeoff. It's like going to a steak restaurant and finding they only sell lettuce so vegans can eat there, or going to a bar and finding they no longer sell alcohol because they're trying to appeal to tetotallers who don't like bars. It's like Ferrari putting a Honda Civic engine in to try and appeal to both sets of customers and the Honda customers don't want the six figure price tag and the Ferrari customers don't want a low power reliable 4-cylinder engine. It's the "one size fits nobody very well" of software, it's the abandonment of your core competency to appeal to people who hate you.