And to be honest, none of these things solve the actual issue which is tons of these apps are software that is built by companies who do not build good software, and no framework or methodology is going to overcome that fact.
My banking app, Chase, is terrific. It is either native or such a well optimized web wrapped one that I can't tell the difference, which would be a first-of-kind. It has quirks but for every daily driver task I need, it's great. In fact the app being so good was actually part of why I decided to pull the trigger on changing banks, because my last was anything but.
That said, other apps I use (and websites, for that matter) are TRASH on mobile. Slow to load, slow to respond, and make my damn phone hot in my hand while I try and use them. And like, maybe they'd be better running native code, from a technical perspective at least, but that doesn't change that the usability is still awful, which is not a technical problem: it's a design problem, that probably originated far above the heads of any of the developers actually building them.
Kind of off-topic, but I always wonder why Chase bank's tech is so good. I seldom use the app, preferring instead to use the website, but no matter which way I interact with Chase, they seems to know what they are doing.
This is all the more surprising considering how other other banks, let alone other large companies, seem to blunder all the time with their services, especially online banking.
I returned to my country Ghana from the US a few years back, and more time passes, the more I realize just how valuable my account with them is. Never have I felt I needed to visit a physical branch for anything. Everything just works. In my view, they are arguably the best bank in the world.
And to be honest, none of these things solve the actual issue which is tons of these apps are software that is built by companies who do not build good software, and no framework or methodology is going to overcome that fact.
My banking app, Chase, is terrific. It is either native or such a well optimized web wrapped one that I can't tell the difference, which would be a first-of-kind. It has quirks but for every daily driver task I need, it's great. In fact the app being so good was actually part of why I decided to pull the trigger on changing banks, because my last was anything but.
That said, other apps I use (and websites, for that matter) are TRASH on mobile. Slow to load, slow to respond, and make my damn phone hot in my hand while I try and use them. And like, maybe they'd be better running native code, from a technical perspective at least, but that doesn't change that the usability is still awful, which is not a technical problem: it's a design problem, that probably originated far above the heads of any of the developers actually building them.