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Every mobile project I have seen go sideways had the same origin story: the framework was chosen in the first meeting, before anyone had written down what the app actually needed to do. Someone had a favourite stack, someone else had read a benchmark thread, and the decision was locked in before the requirements existed. This post is the opposite approach. It treats "native or cross-platform?" as…
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