Google + Microsoft should really double-down on PWA apps. I think at one point Microsoft was crawling the web and automatically listing any PWA in their app store. If that became the norm then maybe Apple will make their PWA install UX less deliberately clunky.
I'm chasing the holy grail of "build once, run anywhere". I want to basically use Svelte and Tailwind and spit out web, iOS and Android apps.
But I also want to use normal HTML components. RN, Flutter and NativeScript all have their own unique components which is another thing you need to learn.
Will see how far the PWA approach can go when I find the time.
Expo is nice but the whole DX is just painful. The iOS Simulator will crash often. You need to do a hard 'expo start' relaunch often. What looks great in iOS will often be broken on Android. Trying to get pixel perfect UI and the desired UX is painful. Expo is full of bugs and limitations. RN is old and unmaintained.
Can explain the last commit being 2 days ago and the steady progress they've made on all fronts in the last year?