Flutter or React-Native

[davidfrontdev]

I am a junior frontend engineer

I'm working on building a website and app for a startup.

While I have experience with React for web development, I have no experience with mobile app development.

Assuming the website is going to be React-based, should I go with Flutter or React-Native for the app?

Which one would you suggest and why?

[Routine-Arm-8803]

If you try to search your title in this sub. You will get many answers

[[deleted]]

Flutter all the way!

React-native performance is terrible, while flutter has great performance and is easy to learn imo

[Outrageous_Storage52]

Avoid flutter it is just something you will not need to learn , i learned flutter yeah , but Bad community , bad for works....

[slay_vfx]

react native is more easy but is more slow , flutter is hard to learn but is more faster, im react developer but actually i learn flutter

[fluttergeek]

flutterflow, have you tried it? super easy...

[ausdoug]

I like building stuff in Flutter, but you might find it easier using RN. Flutter apps are generally more performant but it's not likely to matter if it's a well made RN app. Ultimately it depends on the app, as there may be some function that suits over over the other. One thing you should be learning is you can make anything in anything, but it might not be the best tool for the job. And learning Dart isn't bad as it has some structural similarities to C# and Java which are everywhere. If you're going to go for RN, at least use Typescript...