> Edit: oh, doesn’t seem like it uses native UI (note I'm not talking about you specifically here) There are many solutions out there that "run everywhere" (

> Edit: oh, doesn’t seem like it uses native UI (note I'm not talking about you specifically here) There are many solutions out there that "run everywhere" (that matters) and it's always some variation of this compromise. I get the obsession of having things run natively, but at some point you have to ask yourself if it's really that important. This reminds me of people who want a game, but spend most if not all of their time trying to find the perfect game engine or even trying to make their own engine. I get it, it's fun. But it can potentially be mentally exhausting if you want an end product and a perfect prebuilt framework. Personally I just enjoy building frameworks and tooling and find happiness just doing that. If I were to make a product I'd be using something that works well enough and try to leave my obsession with finding/building the perfect framework out of it.