> I work for a company that builds a very advanced mobile application (not your basic CRUD) I think this is your problem right here. By nature, most higher-lev

> I work for a company that builds a very advanced mobile application (not your basic CRUD) I think this is your problem right here. By nature, most higher-level abstractions will work better for mainstream/expected use-cases. If you're really pushing the envelope, I can see why an abstracted framework wouldn't work for you. For my company (which does have a straightforward CRUD app), it's worked out great. Very little native code on either platform