Used Ionic, it's a joke just like the rest of hybrid app frameworks, imo. Just save time and go native. Frankly, if you can't replicate the native UI elements

Used Ionic, it's a joke just like the rest of hybrid app frameworks, imo. Just save time and go native. Frankly, if you can't replicate the native UI elements of the target platforms you intend people to develop on as a baseline, I don't know what you're doing. It's laziness, and to blame it on the premise that developers need to create their own look and feel, well guess what, you've just dropped the experience bar below native. Default Ionic themed apps no longer look like native apps, they look like Ionic apps.