Should you use React Native/Flutter or build native? #technology #programming #software #javascript

Anyone using NativeScript?

Well all depending on what purpose we want to achieve, RN Flutter Kotlin Swift Android IOS React Angular is all just a tools, we can write our app in C and Assembly if we want, all have advantage and disadvantage so it’s our responsibility to use the tools that fit what our needs

flutter

Niether not Native not flutter and not MAUI as a dotnet dev. I hate all 3 equally, but kudos to the mobile devs who are knee-deep in this pile of shit and still managing. Love y'all ♥️

So is it like,
I should learn what's in demand?
Or is it
I should learn what helps better to build robust fast efficient app?

To earn my livelihood it feels like the first one is it, though companies in job requirements would include the tech that are good for performance,
But that's not always the case i. G

You said issues that only apply to native, not to flutter, this is like comparing js to python and then mentioning every js issue only

React Native!!!!!

Flutter is best

I prefer native

Compose multiplatform is great

Kotlin multiplatform. At first I was skeptical, but I've built a few projects and I'm amazed by the stuff that can be made with this.

Flutter is really smooth, react feels like a bumpy road

Use Angular and its PWA feature. No need to make a dedicated app.

Why can't I make a mobile app on a cell phone?

Use KMP

Flutter ❤️

Maui

I mean Instagram is the best example of how good react native can be

React Native npm is a headache. Dependencies will conflict with peer dependencies, I usually spend half the time trying to get the various dependencies work with each other.

Most of us use react native just because it's JavaScript.
If flutter was made somehow using JavaScript, everyone would be using it.

Iam new so what ate frame works?

Flutter for sure for most cases

I always run into stupid errors when working with react native and I don't usually know why.

can somebody just tell me why to use react native when you can create a react app pwa.

no. cross platform solutions are not meant to eliminate the native platform, otherwise you have a wrong perspective about what cross platform means. react native e.g. does not replace the native layers (build.gradle, native ios projects etc...) its adding a third layer which can be shared by all platforms. you should see react native as two native apps (ios android) with a shared codebase (javascript).

i steel prefer native app, and i mean kotlin and swift.

what about nativescript?

Flutter at any given time

What do you mean you dont need native speed on your application? The faster and the less memory your app consumes the better it becomes and the users will also be satisfied with it

KMP, rip all of u guys...

Javascript the popular language
React the most used front end framework
Ofcourse I will go with react native 🔥👍

Flutter is used to create apps on multiple platforms and devices that’s why I prefer flutter to any other framework and dart programming language is easier than other languages.

I'm from both the background js and c++ i will choose both and focus

Definitely not. They way to go is wrap mobile first approach web page in Android apk and same with iOS. And you have much easier to maintain and updated mobile app. All this is crap is just to get quick money from not so smart people. It's just really pushed from mass media and that's all

I prefer not developing for apple trash

Which career path should I proceed Flutter or Android Native?

now flutter has impeller which is more powerful than skia

Native is better

Flutter ❤

I prefer to go Native

Flutter on top </>

I love flutter

Performance wise flutter is ahead of react

react native

Tamagui is the shizz

Can i create a medical app by flutter?

I am new starting my android developnment what is the roadmap for it

Just tried React native and flutter in just a week. I am experienced with web devevelopment and hate OOP. But, Flutter wins over React Native for me. I just can't handle so many issue with React Native. With Flutter, I was able to smooth sail just with a few hours of getting started, and guided by ChatGPT. Creating a new project in RN is just slow and more frequent with issues than with Flutter. I successfully run a Flutter app with just one shot. I really want to like RN cos it feels natural to me coding with JS. But, maybe on the future.

Dart is my favorite language lol, it’s the perfect mix of Java, C#, JavaScript

Flutter all the way!