In regards to a hybrid application, do you mean from a User Interface perspective? Have you tried making a responsive html/css webpage with bootstrap and then showing that in the WebViewer?
Or are you referring to not being able to transfer data between your web application and thunkable? Have you tried using Firebase? That’s what I’ve been using for my webpage apps.
By a hybrid application, I mean an application with a web interface in which you can access native features locally (without access to the web). I also use Firebase, but I would like to do without it.
The lack of a mechanism for creating extensions is also a problem.
Developers position this platform as an opportunity not to use text programming. Is this an advantage? I believe that programming should be not only affordable, but also effective. And for this it is necessary to combine the efficiency of block programming with the efficiency of text programming.