Why Flutter Will Take Off in 2018

Re:Why Flutter Will Take Off in 2018 by seenickcode on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @07:51AM (#15796734)

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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Re:Why Flutter Will Take Off in 2018 by axemclion on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @10:50AM (#15798276)

I am a member of the React Native Core team

> On the documentation The document is not abandoned. Infact, we are actively working on fixing the document and reaching out to the community to identify gaps in documentation and fixing them. We are also moving docs to a separate repo to make sure that they are easy to contribute to.

> On Typed languages. A lot of people use React Native with Flow or TypeScript, and are able to benefit from type systems.

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Re:Why Flutter Will Take Off in 2018 by jerryluc on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @07:59AM (#15796795)

I think it's debatable if go is strongly typed. And it's definitely not _more_ strongly than swift.

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