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This whole commentary will change in about 6 months when Jetpack Compose goes live. Compose is basically android-native SwiftUi equivalent - a reacty way to w
by sandGorgon 7y ago
This whole commentary will change in about 6 months when Jetpack Compose goes live.
Compose is basically android-native SwiftUi equivalent - a reacty way to write apps.
Officially sanctioned and tuned by the core Android team
- pjmlp 7y agoAnd most likely a reaction from Android team to the continuous questions about what they think about Flutter during Android Q&A sessions.
- yuvalr1 7y agoFlutter is also cross platform, a big advantage. No matter how well the Jetpack Compose experience is going to be, it's still only Android.
- sandGorgon 7y agoNope. That boat has already sailed. And kotlin will most likely supersede Flutter because of the tooling. https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mobilecrossplatform/ https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mobilecrossplatform/ (That links points to Yandex , etc who are using it in production)
- socceroos 7y agoThat's only business logic, you still have to entirely reimplement the UI layer for each platform. Cross platform business logic isn't the killer feature that cross platform Devs are looking for.
- sandGorgon 7y agosure. but that's going live in a couple of months. EAP was in KotlinConf.