Hacker News Reader

It is the "why use python" for mobile.

The native apps will definitely be better in terms of performance and UX. However, having 2 codebases means twice the tokens.

View on HN

The problem isn't tokens but verification that the code works.

If you have enough of a budget, you can ask your agent to spawn two subagent to do independent audits of "your" work.

This just doesn't actually work in my experience.

I came here to say this. I also prefer fully native apps but this is the elephant in the room. If most of your web code can be re-used on native, that's a ton of tokens you won't have to pay for.

Reply on news.ycombinator.com