Yeah, I think anecdotes like Facebook failing with early HTML5 approach and similar tales like Twitter leaving Rails muddy the waters for shops that really don't have the same concerns as Facebook or Twitter. There is so much at play, and so many things change along the way. Clearly Facebook still believes in hybrid or they wouldn't have developed React Native.
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Yeah, I think anecdotes like Facebook failing with early HTML5 approach and similar tales like Twitter leaving Rails muddy the waters for shops that really don't have the same concerns as Facebook or Twitter. There is so much at play, and so many things change along the way. Clearly Facebook still believes in hybrid or they wouldn't have developed React Native.