it is true that the current cross-end is weex, rn, flutter. Weex didn't use much and gave up after watching it at first, and so did rn. At first, demo was running with a bunch of android configurations. Later, I tried flutter and found it was very useful. But there are fewer of them. And then I fell into the trap of rn. After all, there are more tripartite software for a long time. You can find a lot of rn tripartite software directly on github, and it is relatively smooth to develop

the company uses the technology stack for vue app is written in vue h5 and then packaged by cordova. But the performance is not very beautiful. Now a new project has been started, using rn to do it.
looks too good from the sample.

weex is cross-platform and not easy to use. Complicated ones need native development (extension)

weex, but there are many holes. Can consider mixed development

not much, want to have an intuitive feeling, open recruitment APP search react native,weex, (flutter can also try, estimated to be very few) by the way to search the original demand.
through this you can probably have a macro concept.
then the weex entry curve is basically an electrocardiogram. At first, I think this is just a tool, if you can use vue, you will use it, and then you will find that you don't have much time to write code, and you take up more than half of the time to fill in the hole. When you get familiar with it, you might as well use RN. After all, RN is more popular, and it's easy to find a teammate.