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I'm guessing most answers will be about Dart being the hard pill to swallow for most, and the fact that it render by drawing UI instead of orchestrating like Re
by pvinis 8y ago
I'm guessing most answers will be about Dart being the hard pill to swallow for most, and the fact that it render by drawing UI instead of orchestrating like React Native.
I still prefer RN, and I don't my opinion changing in the future. I prefer controlling a native view for the apps I make. Maybe a game would be easier with Flutter?
- mikece 8y agoDart compiles to native ARM binary; a colleague of mine who uses C++ for cross-platform mobile development made a demo app in Flutter, decompiled it, and said it looked like what his C++ apps produced. The JavaScript in your React Native apps won't perform as fast.
- abraham 8y agoIf you have any experience with TypeScript, Dart isn't that different.
- dvlsg 8y agoLooks like dart even uses an event loop. Their examples for handling futures look very, very similar to Javascript (and typescript, of course). https://webdev.dartlang.org/articles/performance/event-loop#darts-event-loop-and-queues https://webdev.dartlang.org/articles/performance/event-loop#...