This looks like a great thing for people who are building web apps and need that app presence and want to keep a unified code base. That said React Native is p

This looks like a great thing for people who are building web apps and need that app presence and want to keep a unified code base. That said React Native is plenty good here even if the language ecosystem it's in is a bit of a mess. And I think there's a bit of work to do here with regards to the web before I'd adopt Flutter 2 for my business. I tried a few different examples both on my desktop and my iPhone via safari and design wise the demos look really good, but the experience left a bit to be desired in terms of choppiness, user cues where pressing buttons left me wondering if anything happened until I saw red highlights around a text box and certain things not working, text highlighting is a big one for me and something I use all the time on my phone. I'd definitely try Flutter out for a personal application but for my business if I was not going to develop a native app I think I'd still go with React Native for now.