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Anyone got experience with both RN and Flutter willing to chime in on how they compare? So far I've been fairly satisfied with Flutter, however there are some

• gfarah 5y ago
  My team's anecdotal experience: In February of last year we moved from RN to Flutter. We are super happy with the switch. Our app in Flutter is used by around 1.3M users in 3 different countries. Our Flutter app is more stable (less crashlytics bugs), faster (performance wise) and keeps our mobile team happy (better developer experience). We also use Flutter Web for one app used by around 25k users, even though it is cool reusing some things from the mobiles apps, it still needs to improve in performance and stability.
  • mikevm 5y ago
    What about the currently janky iOS animations with no fix in sight? https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/60267 https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/60267 I'd warn anyone targeting multiplatform mobile from using Flutter until this is resolved.
    • nmfisher 5y ago
      Yeah, this is admittedly a serious issue. If anyone hasn’t seen it, install Google Pay on iOS and go through the signup/intro screens. The lag is awful (and I say this as someone whose app in built on Flutter). I know it’s only a “first-time” thing, but it’s a horrible first impression.
• eagsalazar2 5y ago
  We do a lot of RN but recently had a large project that required Flutter. We were all curious because you hear good things about Flutter but, in the end, no one thought the dev experience of Flutter was better than Typescript+RN. One data point.