Flutter renders in a canvas, so it only mimicks native feeling, not saying it's bad in anyway. You can get native UI components other than the default RN ones with third party libraries ie: iOS search bar. Imagine you need to keep upgrading and downgrading xcode based on the project you are working on. Big no, react native shows real native UI components, native UI will feel better and more familiar to the users. We have a situation at work now wherein we are working on flutter new version framework which works on new xcode but react native 48 doesn't work with new version of xcode. Literally a configuration change will make my app a Mac app but off course it can't be production app because you can't deliver a desktop experience with a mobile app but it is fully functional. I have written some complex animations which I am not sure if I can write in any other framework. I think react native with react native web is the only good solution (at least for now, I think flutter. :-) But I want to know how the two stacks compare with each other on both mobile and web. Maybe the wrong community to post this on. You can control every pixel in flutter and I mean it. View community ranking In the Top 1 of largest communities on Reddit. Initially I was reluctant to believe that something better than react native exists but I was wrong. Even writing native driver is so much easy on flutter, it's called method channels.įlutter is the best just works like a charm. I would rather spend time on my app's business logic than spending time on setting it up. More recently, the Flutter team extended the. The Flutter framework lets developers build apps in Dart, using a widgets-tree-based layout, and was initially a cross-platform mobile application development framework that produced application packages for Android and iOS.

If we have to upgrade then one or the other dependency would break then go fork the library do the things yourself and include that path. Flutter is a cross-platform software development kit developed by Google. We had some third party library dependency. It's a pain in the ass now to run old react native apps like 45 or 48. I had started with native Android then moved to react native for making cross platform apps.

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