> Sometimes that tradeoff is worth the cost but other times (particularly in the era of Swift and SwiftUI having replaced Objective C and UIKit) you’ll be better off just biting the bullet and learning a little native code. As a JS developer I found Swift to be a delight.
But then you have double the work, in double the languages/frameworks for the two platforms.
But then you have double the work, in double the languages/frameworks for the two platforms.