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Bolt [1] and Bolt Food [2], for example. One of the apps is built with Flutter, another one is native. Can you tell which one and explain how you noticed it? h
by divan 2y ago
Bolt [1] and Bolt Food [2], for example. One of the apps is built with Flutter, another one is native. Can you tell which one and explain how you noticed it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8COSnscbQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8COSnscbQ [1]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOgrdt5WQcI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOgrdt5WQcI [2]
- kbcool 2y agoLOL Bolt is a React Native shop. Just Google "bolt react native" they have jobs and articles about their usage but also any library inspector will tell you that.
- divan 2y agoNope, one of them is Flutter (I know team PM personally). Which one?
- kbcool 2y agoDude. They're even on the React Native showcase page. I don't know what to say but you're massively mistaken. Uber use React Native too BTW. Lots of other big tech companies also, I don't know of any that use Flutter in a big way. Just some toe dipping
- satvikpendem 2y agoBolt Food is on the showcase page, not Bolt itself, which would be odd not to add both if indeed they were both RN, so seems like one is RN and the other is not, which is basically what the above commenter was saying initially. None of what you said really invalidates their point, because again if you search for RN jobs for Bolt, why would you not also assume it's for the one on the showcase, ie, Bolt Food? Bolt is the company name after all, not just the app name.
- divan 2y agoYou were right. After your comment, I went back to my friend at Bolt and asked again. Bolt Food is on RN, Bolt is native. The conversation we had about Flutter back then was about his other project and not Bolt Food.