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Actually, I don't think we should consider React Native more mature. It's been around for longer sure, but it's significantly more fragile, keeps releasing with
by verttii 7y ago
Actually, I don't think we should consider React Native more mature. It's been around for longer sure, but it's significantly more fragile, keeps releasing with regressions, has poor tooling around it except for as far as React is concerned etc.
I don't know what you are trying to build on mobile but I'd definitely learn Flutter instead of RN, which I have. Others here have said you should just go full native instead, and they're probably right.
- mk89 7y agoI wasn't aware of the fact that react native is fragile - it seems I did the right choice by learning Flutter. I hope it evolves even better, and also the criticism to Dart for me is so far quite irrelevant, as there are already tons of libraries and it's really easy to learn.
- verttii 7y agoMay I ask what kind of stuff are you developing with it? I've been working on a WebRTC app myself with it, basically porting my app from RN to Flutter. So far I've encountered no major obstacles, just a little friction which is a part of the learning curve.
- mk89 7y agoIt's an ecommerce app that should integrate with Firebase and online shops. :)