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If you're smart enough to learn Flutter, you're smart enough to learn Swift/Kotlin. So, just do that. The appeal of React Native is that you get to stay in th
by alexashka 5y ago
If you're smart enough to learn Flutter, you're smart enough to learn Swift/Kotlin.
So, just do that.
The appeal of React Native is that you get to stay in the javascript ecosystem. If you're going to move away, move away to native.
It's a no brainer. The very premise of these cross platform tools is flawed, frankly - if you can't afford one dev per platform - your problem isn't tooling, it's money.
So, just fix the money issue.
Also, as an iOS dev - the second I see mention of Rx, Flutter, React Native or some other third party 'thing' - I don't even bother applying. Apple/Google produce enough new 'things' every year to keep everyone busy. I don't need some third party 'thing' on top of it all.
- claytongulick 5y ago> So, just fix the money issue. Have you ever actually had to run a startup? I'm not trying to attack you, but this comment comes across to me as incredibly disconnected. > I don't even bother applying I'm glad for you that our industry has such high demand that you have these options.
- alexashka 5y ago> Have you ever actually had to run a startup? Yes. > I'm not trying to attack you, but this comment comes across to me as incredibly disconnected. No worries. You know what they say about opinions.