Writing cross-platform isn't *that* hard, if you have someone on the team who did this at least once. There are certain things to avoid and know, and that's about all to it. Unless you go deep into old devices, you are safe with HTML5 / CSS3. Most modern Android and iOS gadgets (those on Webkit) support these and even w/ accelerated transitions / animations. If you stay within what's supported, that's all you need for successful cross-platform development. Once you need something native (positioning, integration with apps etc), here's where PhoneGap or alike come into play.
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