I'm pretty impressed by what's been put in place to ensure good governance of the project. They have already become a project of the Commons Conservancy, which

I'm pretty impressed by what's been put in place to ensure good governance of the project. They have already become a project of the Commons Conservancy, which is a 'fiscal sponsor' organization, and they have a very geographically diverse initial board (seven board members from seven different countries across four continents). Whatever the technology, this is a serious committent to community-led FOSS, which already sets it apart from the Flutters, Xamarins and Ionics of the world, which are primarily profit-making ventures with an open source aspect on the side. Projects founded with a strong mission and rigorous planning usually cause positive changes within the other ecosystems they touch, even if they don't end up standing the test of time themselves.