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Sep 3, 2021 at 22:52
Write a single cross-platform app or do native development on each platform? The ability to ship the same features everywhere without team co-ordination is a major win:
The Persistent Gravity of Cross Platform
The Persistent Gravity of Cross Platform
Coordinating a large product org is hard.

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