I very much doubt Ionic is visually indistinguishable from native UI components, but I'd love to try if you have a good demo link. My guess is it crosses a "go

I very much doubt Ionic is visually indistinguishable from native UI components, but I'd love to try if you have a good demo link. My guess is it crosses a "good-enough" threshold for usability, and it feels objective, ex. maybe scroll performance is the same. I strongly believe users notice things feeling "off" in a way that's either subconcious or hard to communicate, and that's why it matters. The reason why I use Flutter instead of JS is for a number of reasons beyond perf / native controls. The shortest version is iOS / Safari makes web apps extremely obviously a worse version of a native app. But I'm picky. I just upgraded macOS and got a "you must accept new T&C" dialog. Accidentally scrolled on it vertically. It did the rubberband effect showing a white background, and I said to myself: "lo, how the mighty Apple has fallen!"