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Not naysaying you but i learnt kotlin and flutter this past year(from january). flutter has an AMAZING experience for the things that are "done", kotlin multi p
by kkarakk 7y ago
Not naysaying you but i learnt kotlin and flutter this past year(from january). flutter has an AMAZING experience for the things that are "done", kotlin multi platform only does one thing well - kotlin.
it's basically like xamarin with C# swapped out with kotlin(and that sucks as much as kotlin mp does right now even after 3 years of ms acquisition time).
- skinnyasianboi 7y agoThe development experience with flutter is great, that's right. But I don't like the end result. It feels very close to a native app but still not 100%. And I think it will always be a step behind. One benefit of kotlin mpp compared to xmarine is, that kotlin mpp is not limited to iOS/Android. You can have a shared code base between web frontend/Backend/iOS/android and even macos/windows/linux and all native. One language to rule them all.
- SneakerXZ 7y agoYou should check all platforms where you can run C#. It runs everywhere.
- skinnyasianboi 7y agoI didn't think that through, you are actually right. With project Blazor I guess also in the browser.
- skinnyasianboi 7y agoI use C# almost on a daily base in Unity3D and have a little experience in Xamarine but I have no idea how a android/iOS/desktop/web project would be build up. Would be interesting to compare it with kotlin mpp.
- monyr75 7y agoFlutter is on its way there, too. Already native on iOS, Android, and Fuchsia, with the web build in technical preview and desktop OSes under development.