It's not worth taking seriously for app development where you gain advantages from the native experience. This rules it out as a primary app development platfor

It's not worth taking seriously for app development where you gain advantages from the native experience. This rules it out as a primary app development platform for the majority of developers. It's very strong for the many "good enough" scenarios that range from complete products in domains like pharma where users will tolerate user experience glitches as long as they can be using the same Pandas code behind the scenes on multiple OSes, or utility-level apps that need to run on multiple platforms. These are often tucked away in places that HN readers are averse to exploring from a career perspective.