I'm using PhoneGap and I'll use it again. Yes, a PhoneGap app may never run as smoothly as a native app but I'm not ready to sacrifice the advantages that Phon

I'm using PhoneGap and I'll use it again. Yes, a PhoneGap app may never run as smoothly as a native app but I'm not ready to sacrifice the advantages that PhoneGap approach brings: - Using HTML/JS/CSS for all platforms - I can strip all PhoneGap related calls from my app and have a mobile web app (which can run as a full screen web app) And there're various tips and tricks to help you achieve almost native experience with PG (http://coenraets.org/blog/2013/05/top-10-performance-techniques-for-phonegap-applications/ http://coenraets.org/blog/2013/05/top-10-performance-techniq...). Imagine doing this in: - ObjectiveC for iOS - Java for Andriod - C# for WP - HTML/JS/CSS for having a mobile web app Sacrificing some performance suddenly starts making sense.