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A while back I asked a similar question. Basically I said “I need to go with RN or Flutter because I don’t have budget to hire both an iOS and Android engineer”
by kevsim 6y ago
A while back I asked a similar question. Basically I said “I need to go with RN or Flutter because I don’t have budget to hire both an iOS and Android engineer”. I was challenged by another HNer asking if I was confident that building apps with cross platform toolkits is actually cheaper.
I’ve been thinking about that a lot and still don’t have any conclusion but I’d love some tales from people that have made the switch from RN/Flutter to native or vice versa.
So I guess my question to you is why are you certain you want one of these technologies instead of building natively for the two platforms?
- _448 6y ago> building natively for the two platforms? Because I am solo-dev. Would like to reuse as much of my code as possible on both platforms.