These days it's mostly still just "use Cordova/PhoneGap", yeah. For Flappy Royale (http://flappyroyale.io http://flappyroyale.io, https://github.com/flappy-roy

These days it's mostly still just "use Cordova/PhoneGap", yeah. For Flappy Royale (http://flappyroyale.io http://flappyroyale.io, https://github.com/flappy-royale/flappy-royale https://github.com/flappy-royale/flappy-royale) we built our own native web view wrappers for both iOS and Android, but that's mostly because we already had extensive native iOS/Android dev experience ourselves and wanted more control. In my experience Cordova/PhoneGap come with a lot of cruft and bloat if all you care about is a canvas and a handful of other hyper-specific native API hooks. At least in the sense of engineering and tooling complexity; I can't speak to runtime performance considerations, except that it should be irrelevant on iOS since everything's using the same WKWebView under the hood.