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The low-codeness is certainly impressive. Judging from the sample app though, Flutter still has a long way to go in terms of native look-and-feel (on iOS at lea
by machello13 5y ago
The low-codeness is certainly impressive. Judging from the sample app though, Flutter still has a long way to go in terms of native look-and-feel (on iOS at least).
- gman83 5y agoIsn't it using Material Design?
- machello13 5y agoNative iOS apps that use material design don't feel sluggish or laggy.
- ladyanita22 5y agoThe app looks good on an iPhone.
- machello13 5y agoIt looks fine, depending on your taste anyway, but there's noticeable scrolling lag and animations are stuttery the first time they play. Feels sluggish in general.
- sgt 5y agoI would consider Flutter apps that have been compiled to ARM and runs on an iPhone natively (basically just using a canvas to draw pixels on) is very fast. However Flutter web is not very fast, but it's getting there.
- jamil7 5y agoThere are currently some performance issues on iOS, this being the most well known https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/76180 https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/76180
- sgt 5y agoJudging from the comment by Hixie on Feb 20 it seems like it is not trivial to fix. For now I would just avoid animations. If you're building end user applications that have high aesthetic requirements then you should be coding using iOS and Swift. I say that as a Flutter developer.