I understand your concern. There're always some trade-off over there. Taking Trangram implementation for example, I have to choose among different front-end fra

I understand your concern. There're always some trade-off over there. Taking Trangram implementation for example, I have to choose among different front-end frameworks considering all the strength and weakness, features and performance, documentation and community activeness; Creating new features and functionalities from scratch or use existing 3rd-party libs which is usually heavyweight in file size and may probably cause compatibility issues in the future; Determining which cloud servers to host Trangram so as to balance the performance and the cost. etc... And in terms of web apps vs native apps, we have to balance things like compatibility and maintainability. Anyway, I will try my best to make Trangram sustainable and bring values to everyone by creating and sharing creative contents.