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Flutter's days are numbered - iOS continues to grow. More and more companies won't bother with Android given how poorly Google has managed that OS.
by matchbok 4y ago
Flutter's days are numbered - iOS continues to grow. More and more companies won't bother with Android given how poorly Google has managed that OS.
- kyawzazaw 4y agoI doubt it. You can't just look at the smartphone market share in the US or a few wealthier countries.
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- ljarett 4y agoWhile iOS continues to grow, so does iOS development using Flutter :) I believe that iOS users tend to favor apps with beautiful designs, and Flutter's blank canvas gives developers the ability create expressive and unique UIs. If you're looking for an example check out Wonderous.app
- mad_tortoise 4y agoAs a long time professional mobile engineer, that has worked on all three of Android, iOS and Flutter. This is plain wrong. Flutter is a brilliant framework, despite what hardcore native devs of either platform might tell you. It has it's flaws, but the speed of its improvement and its usability as a cross-platform framework is probably the best on the market. That combined with being able to just code native Android or iOS if you really have an issue you can't overcome make it quite powerful. You're also plain wrong about Android. It is by far the largest platform in every country outside the first world, and is not going anywhere. You just have to look at Asia, Africa and South America to understand that around half the world use it.