All cross-platform frameworks are somewhat underdelivering on their promises. Even if you get an app going quickly, you end up in some kind of maintenance hell

All cross-platform frameworks are somewhat underdelivering on their promises. Even if you get an app going quickly, you end up in some kind of maintenance hell a few months down the road. This is a 3rd party framework on top of .NET (which itself is a 3rd party on mobile) which is 2 layers of abstraction on top of the actual thing that will run on the user's device. Microsoft takes a full year to update their GitHub runners with the latest macOS and Xcode versions, can you imagine the risk of having to wait for so many parties to update/fix their things? Flutter and RN are not immune to this effect, every year when there is a new iOS or Android release, existing apps just break and tooling takes quite some time to catchup. It's so many side quests suddenly appearing without added value for the developer or the user.