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It’s good to have multiple choices, but given the momentum and quality of apps developed using Flutter, I think it’s ahead and will have enough developers to ke
by dragonsh 7y ago
It’s good to have multiple choices, but given the momentum and quality of apps developed using Flutter, I think it’s ahead and will have enough developers to keep it relevant and stay.
Also UI programming is very complex given the proliferation of device form factors, interaction and implicit inputs using sensors. It needs language especially designed to handle all of it and provide a smooth user experience. For end user UI is the whole system. Dart is especially designed for it.
It provides superior developer experience compared to other cross platform UI toolkit. I think a language designed for user interface programming providing clean, smooth and performant developer experience is a need which dart fill.
Obviously not everyone likes declarative UI programming and they will lean towards what they know. I am from the camp who prefer declarative UI’s and that’s the reason like SwiftUI and Flutter.