opened 03:38AM - 02 Oct 19 UTC
closed 12:32PM - 20 Nov 19 UTC
This [post ](https://github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/10527#issuecomment-530067644)…from @benjamn has me and others very concerned:
> Although we have done our best to keep Cordova working for the Meteor developers who depend on it, Cordova has a huge API beyond our control that isn't very backwards compatible from version to version. My honest recommendation would be to use React Native with Meteor if you can, and keep in mind that Cordova is not synonymous with Meteor.
One of the things I love about Meteor is the Cordova integration - I have one successful project with iOS and Android apps, and a 2nd project is just about to start beta testing.
I've regularly recommended Meteor in the forums for cross-platform development - I personally see that as one of Meteor's true strengths even though I know they aren't 'synonymous'. It would be a real shame to lose that ability and have to rewrite some apps from scratch.
If, as this quote suggests, Cordova may at some point stop being supported within Meteor, then the community need as much warning of this as possible, so that we can develop a community maintained Cordova integration, or a clear guide of how to do-it-yourself.
I've created this issue so that hopefully we can get some official guidance/warning/reassurance/timeline and then discuss how to respond to that as a community...