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by seenickcode 8y ago
Hi there, I'm the author of the article. I'd like to clarify that it's not bad at all. Libs exist out there, such as offering a cross platform nav bar, seemless where you wouldn't have to maintain two separate codebases.
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by seenickcode 8y ago
Hey gkya, I'm the author of the post. I basically have been a long time Mac user and now I have a window machine with a VM with Xubuntu where I do all my dev (I only game on windows). When I want to test cross platform I use my wife&#x
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by seenickcode 9y ago
Yep good point.
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by seenickcode 9y ago
A huge amount of people out there try to avoid JS like the plague, hence the popularity of TypeScript, so yep, if I can learn Dart in an afternoon and have the ability to write hybrid mobile apps then it's plenty worth it. Re "Ang
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by seenickcode 9y ago
Good points. After writing native mobile apps with ObjC, Swift etc I still prefer strong typed languages like Go, TypeScript, etc.
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by seenickcode 9y ago
I can't believe how easy Dart is to learn, especially having a TypeScript background myself.
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by seenickcode 9y ago
Hey thx for the comment. Per the post, I already stated I don't much experience yet and that will change come next mo. But wanted to simply emphasize that after working with RN that I'm quite excited about Flutter. Re the JS hate
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