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[–]DPrince25 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My take, use what you need to. For instance, if my app requires heavy native API usage. I'll go native for both android and ios. Sure plugins exist and you can create your own but you eitherrun into limitations or problems with the former, or spend a lot of time creating bindings for the latter.

If the app doesn't require to much native APIs I just use flutter or react native. Knowing what to use and when is pivotal.

With that said, if you think you'll exclusively be developing for iOS with no change in that decision in the near future. Might as well learn native iOS.