I've seen native mobile teams (and management thereof) struggle to keep feature versions synced, and implementation parity across both platforms. When I see cr

I've seen native mobile teams (and management thereof) struggle to keep feature versions synced, and implementation parity across both platforms. When I see cross-platform frameworks suggested, it's usually to reduce the internal project management and QA work. I've always thought this was a bad reason. Fix the real problems first, and don't force users to accept a substandard app. But this is changing. The frameworks are getting better at a much faster rate than the humans are improving their own management processes. And users don't seem to care if apps lack some polish, anyway.