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I'm not sure what the best "proffesional" advice is, but, I'll say I have really enjoyed working with Flutter. It's a pretty cohesive ecosystem, all the build
by 3vidence 3y ago
I'm not sure what the best "proffesional" advice is, but, I'll say I have really enjoyed working with Flutter.
It's a pretty cohesive ecosystem, all the build tooling, the package manager, etc comes with the project.
There's relatively little learning of "best practices" because there is mostly one way to do stuff.
People might disagree with me but I find dart a very nice language, feels like more sleek simpler modern Java. Also there is no awkward language conversion with Typescript / Javascript.
Lastly the "Reactive UI" philosophy is pretty similar across the front end frameworks you mentioned.
I haven't used Flutter professionally yet, but, I very much enjoy using it for my personal projects.