I build a small ionic app when it was based on angularjs with dependency on Cordova and later moved to webview. I didn't like the experience and personally I st

I build a small ionic app when it was based on angularjs with dependency on Cordova and later moved to webview. I didn't like the experience and personally I still prefer Python syntax over Javascript, so that was another factor. Now I think IONIC has moved to web components using stencil.js as the base. Web Components is still an evolving standard and will still take time to gain traction, moreover the available documentation and help is limited. So if you compare ionic vs flutter I will still go with flutter given it generate binary app store package file by compiling dart code into native platform code. But given choice between native vs flutter I think except few use cases native still makes more sense.