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Dart is alright. For being able to use Flutter, it's a fair trade-off. React Native, it was both. Fundamentally, it uses a JS engine that acts as a bridge, and
by knadh 6y ago
Dart is alright. For being able to use Flutter, it's a fair trade-off.
React Native, it was both. Fundamentally, it uses a JS engine that acts as a bridge, and that can be a performance bottleneck depending on the usecase.
- rkwz 6y agoThanks for the response! Flutter sounds like a good compromise between Native code (Swift/Kotlin) and React Native then. If you need high performance but no code sharing - use Native code (Swift/Kotlin) If you code sharing but okays performance - use React Native If you need both high performance but code sharing - use Flutter