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The popularity metric used in the blog post is "% of Stack Overflow questions that month". It makes sense that there are fewer "new questions" about an older t
by npollock 5y ago
The popularity metric used in the blog post is "% of Stack Overflow questions that month".
It makes sense that there are fewer "new questions" about an older technology. They've already been asked, you just need to look them up.
- brabel 5y agoThey show a chart going on for many years... React Native started showing up just a couple of years before Flutter and it was never even near the current Flutter peak, so I don't understand how you can reach this conclusion.
- foepys 5y agoIt can also just mean that Flutter is very confusing while React Native is more intuitive, especially if you already have an JS background.
- brabel 5y agoYeah, right... that's maybe... possible.
- hajile 5y agoAlso, probably 90% of React Native questions are actually about React rather than the native-specific bits and are going to be the same answers as React for web. Flutter for web exists, but all those answers are lumped in.
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