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Use flutter if you’re looking to build something quick for cross platform iOS android. Upgrading versions or dependencies isn’t a nightmare. Dart is easy to u
by mradek 4y ago
Use flutter if you’re looking to build something quick for cross platform iOS android.
Upgrading versions or dependencies isn’t a nightmare.
Dart is easy to use and a pretty good language.
Lots of community support and dependencies.
It works.
- tjpnz 4y agoIt's a dream if you're wanting to develop an app with webapp like functionality. Go beyond that and it just feels like a fight.
- frankus 4y agoHard agree. I'm not a huge fan of cross-platform dev tools in general[1], but in terms of code hygiene, documentation, and "it just works" factor, Flutter is way ahead of React Native. Admittedly it's more of a vibe than a hard metric, but a clean build of an empty React Native app for iOS has a triple-digit number of warnings in Xcode. [1] Making a cross-platform app that's snappy and really nails the platform idioms tends to be at least as much work as making two equally-good native apps.