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afaik not a problem with apps written in something like react native which use platform specific widgets and common business logic.

• obrhoff 3y ago
  It actually is. Fortunately, the quality of apps dropped significantly, allowing these technologies to compete.
  • tcfhgj 3y ago
    why should it? it makes no sense to me; you can do anything It just might be that you don't go all the way, because you think a 80% sufficient result is enough for you
  • smoldesu 3y ago
    To the contrary. Developing native apps is so painful that the average S&P500 company will treat it like a root canal. Given how meaningless native functionality is to them, they won't hesitate at the opportunity to serve you a shitty Electron app. Many of them are only successful because they didn't waste time writing native apps for each platform.
• astrange 3y ago
  There's more to a UI layer than individual controls. Like spacing between them fitting platform conventions, and window resizing and text size needs them to coordinate.