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Flutter is nice, but "typical 90% apps" can be written with literally anything. The real problem with Flutter is it's tendency to attract bottom-of-the-barrel
by altfredd 3y ago
Flutter is nice, but "typical 90% apps" can be written with literally anything.
The real problem with Flutter is it's tendency to attract bottom-of-the-barrel cheapskate customers. I don't want to double down on my earlier mistakes and box myself into lower-paid 10% of already lower-paid (compared to iOS) Android development market.
- plumeria 3y agoWhat do you think of React Native in this regard?
- anta40 3y ago>> ...but "typical 90% apps" can be written with literally anything. OK let's put a constraint: multiplatform. Take Flutter out of the equation, then what do we have: RN, Ionic, Kotlin Multiplatform... what else? - RN, Ionic: errr I'm still having nightmares reading JS/TS code - Kotlin Multiplatform: not stable yet?
- snovv_crash 3y agoQt and MAUI come to mind. Qt can even be deployed to embedded systems if that's your jam.