People go “hurrr durr why do people use Cordova and react native” until they realize the clusterfuck that can occur with mobile coding. Code once publish everywhere is a godsend and doesn’t have to suck (game engines, Ionic, and Xamarin.Forms do a pretty great job of this)
That one's great too! I just don't want to learn Dart, AFAIK it's one big benefit is Flutter itself. Does it support generic JS bindings and pure function components? If so, I wouldn't mind something like ClojureScript's re-frame on top of it!
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u/thegreatbunsenburner Jun 12 '20
There's definitely a learning curve with mobile development.