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- Flutter is reliable and simple to build with - React Native is easy to find workers for but slow - Kotlin is somewhat in the middle of both but has better p
by Grimburger 3y ago
- Flutter is reliable and simple to build with
- React Native is easy to find workers for but slow
- Kotlin is somewhat in the middle of both but has better performance
- Tauri is coming out of left field with webview2 apps but it's very early days for their mobile plans and completely unproven
Kotlin does a good job with all the compromises you have to make with cross platform but it's quite application dependent?
- cageface 3y agoI started building a Flutter app recently and so far I’ve been quite impressed. The ecosystem is surprisingly mature and dev velocity has been good even though I’m learning a new language and framework at the same time. On a purely technological level I’d take this over React Native any day and I have a lot of React experience. I think Google has a winner on their hands here if they don’t give up on it.
- novok 3y agoBig worry for me has been a history of ignoring ios bugs for years, causing things like long startup times
- cageface 3y agoIt’s a legitimate concern but so far my experience on iOS has been quite good. They’ve put a lot of effort into polishing iOS performance recently.
- malkia 3y agoYou are probably thinking of the shader compilation step that has to happen - https://docs.flutter.dev/perf/shader https://docs.flutter.dev/perf/shader - and the long term solution (from the page) is https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Impeller https://github.com/flutter/flutter/wiki/Impeller
- Grimburger 3y agoDart is honestly so easy to pick up, seen it cop some flack on here but its simplicity is a virtue, have onboarded people with zero experience and they are perfectly productive within a week. There's not many languages like that.