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@borland Ha! "cross-platform" has so much baggage so I don't use it unless I'm not being entirely serious. I read orionedwards.blogspot.com/2018/10/native-mobile-apps-for-ios-and-android.html a while back and nurturing mobile devs who write for both platforms is what I recommend, too. Also recommending KMP for mobile since Kotlin is native
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@borland To be fair to past x-platform tech - Java applets got us playing with fractals on the web - Flash let Homestar Runner and web games exist - Responsive web + Cordova were first steps to serious mobile web - PWA + Wasm may make mobile web a serious competitor to native apps
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@borland KMP is more like when cross-compilers allowed C to target multiple architectures. As @kpgalligan says “Shared UI is a history of pain and failure. Shared logic is the history of computers”.