Re:Lessons learned from migrating a native iOS app to Flutter
by SV_BubbleTime on Sunday January 09, 2022 @05:33AM
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Flutter hasn’t stopped gaining on React yet.
They move some stuff around like null safety and it’s a bit of a pain but it’s fairly easily to update. It’s still a developing framework and language (Dart).
The difference for us, and the reason we chose it over React, is that Dart/Flutter look a lot more like C/C++. React seems fine if you are using/know JS, which we do not.
It sounds superficial but it’s been great and we’re quite happy with it.
They move some stuff around like null safety and it’s a bit of a pain but it’s fairly easily to update. It’s still a developing framework and language (Dart).
The difference for us, and the reason we chose it over React, is that Dart/Flutter look a lot more like C/C++. React seems fine if you are using/know JS, which we do not.
It sounds superficial but it’s been great and we’re quite happy with it.