I think people really underestimate the strength, and brilliance, of the web platform. Flutter is available. But with Flutter you're largely gonna be limited t

I think people really underestimate the strength, and brilliance, of the web platform. Flutter is available. But with Flutter you're largely gonna be limited to the widgets and design styling created by Google. QT exists. But QT will also be driven by the needs of the QT corporation. The way web tech has evolved, however, there are a whole bunch of different widget libraries, a whole bunch of different design philosophies, a whole bunch of different platforms that you can build on, from the largest companies in the world to individual developers. It's very hard to see how any other tech can ever evolve to this point. If any other company/developer creates an alternative stack, that stack will almost certainly be dominated by those creators. If instead, some sort of consortium comes together to create this non-web tech, it will move far too slow to catch up with the contemporary state of web tech, never mind where web tech would have reached over the time they spent on reaching that state.