I don't entirely understand why someone would use Ionic to begin with when both React Native (+React-Native-Web) and Flutter both exist. Don't get me wrong, I

I don't entirely understand why someone would use Ionic to begin with when both React Native (+React-Native-Web) and Flutter both exist. Don't get me wrong, I don't like any of those options, but these B-list options are fairly obviously miles ahead of whatever these other C-list frameworks are promising. An A-list framework to me would look something like: - Typescript-esque syntax without being tied to JS - JSX (TSX)'s XML syntax for layout creation - Pointers, multiple returns, exhaustive enums/switches/matches - Immutability by default - WASM - can work cross-platform (through the DOM, a canvas, Swift, Kotlin, etc) - Built-in niceties like state management (atoms), shared types (TRPC-esque), etc. I'm very much tired of web technologies, originally built for websites, being retconned into building large, complex cross-platform applications.