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If you want to go this route, I recommend exploring react-native as well. Microsoft maintains desktop versions for Windows and macOS which are pretty functiona

If you want to go this route, I recommend exploring react-native as well. Microsoft maintains desktop versions for Windows and macOS which are pretty functional. And you don't need to create 2 entirely different UI layers (which kind of defeats the purpose IMHO) - you'll be able to share 90% + (closer to 99% if you don't care about re-arranging content but still getting native controls for each platform).

leodriesch 5y ago
+1. The main advantage of Flutter is the write once run everywhere, which is apparently not taken advantage of here. If you’re gonna try to emulate native on multiple platforms, go with React Native and not Flutter. Especially on Apple’s platforms flutter is always going to feel a little bit off compared to native applications.