In my limited experience, PhoneGap is good for getting a quick proof-of-concept up and running on a few platforms or for wrapping basic mobile HTML sites in a n

In my limited experience, PhoneGap is good for getting a quick proof-of-concept up and running on a few platforms or for wrapping basic mobile HTML sites in a native wrapper. Once you start using native functionality (camera, accelerometer, location, etc), you'll find that you have to customize your code for each platform. You will likely hit the biggest wall when you want to do notifications. That's where I gave up on it and went native, so to speak.