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Brent Pfefferle
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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsMy understanding is that hybrid apps have performance tradeoffs, which is going to be more of a problem with game graphics, animations, gestures etc. But 'hybrid app' technology has changed recently and React Native and NativeScript are closer to the hardware and perform better than PhoneGap/Cordova apps. I've been using Ionic/Cordova myself because these performances problems aren't a big deal for me and I like the idea of being able to deploy on the web as well. I don't know the best strategy for games but hopefully that can give you an idea.
Jared Carpenter
4,370 PointsIn my opinion everything is moving towards a PWA (progressive web applications). For enterprise business software and cross platform/browser performance I can't find a reason to argue against it. Most likely dependent on the end-goal and end-users.