Pekka Enberg

our SDKs for those platforms are top notch and things that you can really just get the developer experience. Because like for us, it's always this combination of trying to get the best possible developer experience, but combine that with robust infrastructure. So that's one thing which is actually surprisingly big investment.

our SDKs for those platforms are top notch and things that you can really just get the developer experience. Because like for us, it's always this combination of trying to get the best possible developer experience, but combine that with robust infrastructure. So that's one thing which is actually surprisingly big investment.

You really have to go and do the work for every fragment of the ecosystem separately. So that's one. The other part is basically, as you also hinted towards, even if you do this stuff on mobile or in the browser, you want to offload to the cloud. And a big part of what we build is the stuff that basically runs on the cloud and getting all of that right and doing the scaling there.

You really have to go and do the work for every fragment of the ecosystem separately. So that's one. The other part is basically, as you also hinted towards, even if you do this stuff on mobile or in the browser, you want to offload to the cloud. And a big part of what we build is the stuff that basically runs on the cloud and getting all of that right and doing the scaling there.

You really have to go and do the work for every fragment of the ecosystem separately. So that's one. The other part is basically, as you also hinted towards, even if you do this stuff on mobile or in the browser, you want to offload to the cloud. And a big part of what we build is the stuff that basically runs on the cloud and getting all of that right and doing the scaling there.

Desegregated storage is something that is super interesting. And basically, we're keeping SQLite in the client, but we're also doing this server-side SQLite in a sense, which is also a big part of what we do.

Desegregated storage is something that is super interesting. And basically, we're keeping SQLite in the client, but we're also doing this server-side SQLite in a sense, which is also a big part of what we do.

Desegregated storage is something that is super interesting. And basically, we're keeping SQLite in the client, but we're also doing this server-side SQLite in a sense, which is also a big part of what we do.

That's a great question. We struggled with that as well a little bit. So as I mentioned, two main platforms, and then you have React Native, you have Flutter, and other things as well. But I think those are the four main ones to consider.

That's a great question. We struggled with that as well a little bit. So as I mentioned, two main platforms, and then you have React Native, you have Flutter, and other things as well. But I think those are the four main ones to consider.

That's a great question. We struggled with that as well a little bit. So as I mentioned, two main platforms, and then you have React Native, you have Flutter, and other things as well. But I think those are the four main ones to consider.

For us, actually starting with React Native just turned out to be pretty natural because our JavaScript SDK for the server side thing is something that is by far the most popular one. And unsurprisingly, JavaScript is such a huge ecosystem. That is the main one we want to tackle first because there's this upside, of course, that you get this portability between the platforms.

For us, actually starting with React Native just turned out to be pretty natural because our JavaScript SDK for the server side thing is something that is by far the most popular one. And unsurprisingly, JavaScript is such a huge ecosystem. That is the main one we want to tackle first because there's this upside, of course, that you get this portability between the platforms.

For us, actually starting with React Native just turned out to be pretty natural because our JavaScript SDK for the server side thing is something that is by far the most popular one. And unsurprisingly, JavaScript is such a huge ecosystem. That is the main one we want to tackle first because there's this upside, of course, that you get this portability between the platforms.

But I think down the road, the reality of things is that you anyway, like it really depends on the types of applications. But if you look at the big ones, they will go native. Then it just becomes React Native. We can do start with that. But then you probably have to just do Android and iOS both. I just probably know like you can't really make a decision with going to with one of them.

But I think down the road, the reality of things is that you anyway, like it really depends on the types of applications. But if you look at the big ones, they will go native. Then it just becomes React Native. We can do start with that. But then you probably have to just do Android and iOS both. I just probably know like you can't really make a decision with going to with one of them.

But I think down the road, the reality of things is that you anyway, like it really depends on the types of applications. But if you look at the big ones, they will go native. Then it just becomes React Native. We can do start with that. But then you probably have to just do Android and iOS both. I just probably know like you can't really make a decision with going to with one of them.

Then the rest of it, Flutter and frameworks like that, I think for us, it's just going to be demand-based. We're going to see if we have enough people basically wanting to do something beyond those three.

Then the rest of it, Flutter and frameworks like that, I think for us, it's just going to be demand-based. We're going to see if we have enough people basically wanting to do something beyond those three.

Then the rest of it, Flutter and frameworks like that, I think for us, it's just going to be demand-based. We're going to see if we have enough people basically wanting to do something beyond those three.