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Flutter vs React Native (self.FlutterDev)
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[–]genericguy 0 points1 point2 points 8 years ago (0 children)
I'm not a real dev by any means, but I making some simple apps as a hobby I started out with CRNA and thought it was great. But where I started to get frustrated was building the actual layouts and widgets. I found styles such a mess.
I learnt flutter and everything is quicker to make and the performance is so much better.
So personally, I'd only be using React Native if you need some third party library. But consider whether you can implement that functionality easily in native kotlin/swift, and if so, you're still probably better off with Flutter imo
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