react-native has some impressive bridging machinery:
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Really looks impressive. It's a pity that RCTWebViewExecutor is currently debug-only, so no way of using apis like WebAudio.
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Hm, but the point of react-native is to use native implementations of this stuff. You could write a bridge for AVAudioPlayer…
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Right. Was just a thought: react-native makes mobile more accessible for web devs, so better reuse existing popular apis.
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Which doesn't invalidate your point - it's just WebAudio is huge and changing, possible maintenance issues for the wrapper.