That's a false dichotomy, someone can want a cross-platform app that has shared code but the outcome is "native-like" on each of the platforms. If a cross-platf

That's a false dichotomy, someone can want a cross-platform app that has shared code but the outcome is "native-like" on each of the platforms. If a cross-platform toolkit can't do that and people consider that its result is a bad fit to some of the platforms, it doesn't mean that these people don't want a cross-platform app, all it means is that this toolkit is not good enough.