Couldn't you just use createinstallmedia that comes bundled with those Installers instead of using a 3rd party tool?
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Background - Worked in IT/Systems Management for 10 years and eventually moved on to consulting on sites and webapps. Started as UI/UX Dev role at IDX and quickly moved into the Product Manager role. Communication is the biggest part of the job, with linking up projects and managing resources/timelines also taking up a lot of time. You're generally going to be the glue between Marketing/Sales/Support/Business so being knowledgable AND approachable are must have skills. The product is your baby and so you have a huge amount of responsibility on your shoulders. Vision and execution are on you.
That's where React Native comes in ;)
Build for IOS/Android/UWP/Ubuntu/OSX all in the same base.
With the addition of React Native and Xamarin going free why would you? Hybrid apps will never feel native.
You can even go graphic intensive with RN, it doesn't muddy you up if you need to do stuff with swift/obj-c.