I disagree with the conclusion, but whole-heartedly agree with this quote: I think there's far more low-hanging fruit in making native development easier than

I disagree with the conclusion, but whole-heartedly agree with this quote: I think there's far more low-hanging fruit in making native development easier than in making web/hybrid apps feel "right". I've seen two just good hybrid implementations (Quora and Pocket), and yet I still run into defects using both. I think the "write-once-run-everywhere" benefit of web views is disingenuous; the phrase should really go "write-once-optimize-everywhere".