I think web technologies are a bit like AI and VR; they catch up in waves to meet demand, but they don't simply replace everything all at once. IMHO, the reaso

I think web technologies are a bit like AI and VR; they catch up in waves to meet demand, but they don't simply replace everything all at once. IMHO, the reason for this is that once web technologies almost catch up to native, native buckles down and fights back (e.g., Swift), and as long as native can keep developers happy, it will always own serious market share, since it is closer to the metal (faster) and necessarily has access to more APIs (more features).