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Not true if you use Tamagui, which has a very smart optimizing compiler and emits near optimal web code utilizing all the platform features. Flutter is sort of
by nwienert 3y ago
Not true if you use Tamagui, which has a very smart optimizing compiler and emits near optimal web code utilizing all the platform features.
Flutter is sort of dying, it works for games or Android only apps, but anything with web or iOS will feel incredibly strange, slow and non native.
- dave78 3y ago> Flutter is sort of dying Do you have a citation or data to back that up? We've recently launched several cross-platform app rewrites in Flutter and from our perspective it seems like Flutter is really hitting its stride.
- tarruda 3y agoMaybe this: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38401242 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38401242 - https://ln.hixie.ch/?start=1700627532&count=1 https://ln.hixie.ch/?start=1700627532&count=1 (this is one of the main Flutter contributors which has left google, which might be indicative that the project might lose funding)
- synergy20 3y agosame concerns here, I will use RN
- cybrox 3y agoHave you tried Flutter in recent times? And in general, why would it be dying? We deploy a Flutter app to Android and iOS with a lot of native parts and it works flawlessly, fast and with native-feeling UI on both platforms. Even porting to Windows and Mac OS was relatively easy and provides a very fluent, albeit mobile-y application.
- tomwilson 3y agoFlutter always feels uncanny valley to me on iOS because its re-creations of the native controls and not the real deal. Not always a big deal depending on your app design but if you want an app that looks like one Apple would make it feels off.