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What is the current go to solution for cross platform apps?

• shrewduser 5y ago
  nothing really great yet, but i'm hopeful for kotlin multi platform and compose
  • occz 5y ago
    If I had to bet on one path forward, this would be it. Shared-nothing View layers and then building the rest of the layers for sharing with KMP. I have yet to give it a serious try, but it seems to be the least bad alternative out there.
• bengold14 5y ago
  React Native + Expo. Expo has been making unbelievably rapid progress with tooling, documentation, consistent, high quality API's and general improvements. Evan Bacon + team are really impressive to watch
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• pzo 5y ago
  There is no clear winner here yet. Every solution has pros and cons. 1) Need mostly cross platform desktop and using hardware extensively (bluetooth, camera, audio, nfc, sensors, etc.) -> Qt 2) Have web expertise or need easily to find well paid job and need mostly web, android, ios app -> React Native 3) Need only iOS, Android app that is mostly custom UI with some smooth animation mostly for some side project (not many jobs in the market comparing to React Native or iOS/Android Native) -> Flutter