Extremely excited about this! I tend to prefer native interfaces over web interfaces, but found it really bothersome to have to work with native toolkits. Ther

Extremely excited about this! I tend to prefer native interfaces over web interfaces, but found it really bothersome to have to work with native toolkits. There's stuff like tint2 (https://github.com/trueinteractions/tint2 https://github.com/trueinteractions/tint2), but it's still not stable enough, IMO. This is HUGE. I'm extremely excited to try this out. Being able to write the interface with JS/JSX, and then switch between JS and native code as you see fit or the need arises is truly the best of both worlds. For a lot of problems JS is not your bottleneck, but if it does become your bottleneck you can rewrite it natively!