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You're being downvoted because people disagree with you. I've researched both, and Flutter is far from superior. They don't have a production way to target de
by s_y_n_t_a_x 8y ago
You're being downvoted because people disagree with you.
I've researched both, and Flutter is far from superior.
They don't have a production way to target desktop platforms, and it's not a native experience, it's an emulated UI. It's noticeable on iOS.
Also noone wants to learn a language from Google just for it to be abandoned in X years.
Even if they don't abandon the language, how can you expect Flutter, which hinges on them updating the renderer for every release of iOS to match the native look and feel (which it fails at right now), to stay alive? Google can barely maintain a chat app let alone emulate a UI that isn't theirs.
And this is all for an experimental OS they haven't even put full faith in yet.
- xster 8y agoHi, I'm working on said emulated UI :) and absolutely value community input on our prioritization. There's definitely still many things that are work in progress for iOS (https://github.com/flutter/flutter/projects/9 https://github.com/flutter/flutter/projects/9), though we'd love to get your thoughts on what are the most noticeable failures as well.