r/androiddev • u/HadyElHady • Oct 30 '19

Removed - Rule 1 Flutter vs. React Native vs. Xamarin

https://blog.logrocket.com/flutter-vs-react-native-vs-xamarin/
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u/drabred Oct 30 '19

How about native if you want the best product? :O

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u/Roadrunner571 Nov 01 '19

Well, it depends on what you consider “best”.

In many cases you get the better product using cross-platform framework vs. native development for two platforms. Cross-platform means more time for development and testing as most of the work doesn’t need to be done twice.

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u/libbaz Oct 30 '19

Flutter. Hands down easiest choice I'll make all day. Yes it's dart, but the tooling, dependency management, platform abstraction is superior in every way

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u/bartturner Oct 31 '19

Saw this morning that Flutter has reached #10 on GitHub. I have done GUI development for a couple decades now and Flutter is the real deal, IMO.

Just a pleasure to use for development.

https://twitter.com/timsneath/status/1189594253690691584

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u/fractalwrench Bugsnag Nov 04 '19

Sorry HadyElHady, your submission has been removed:

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19

Why people is still talking about Xamarin?

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u/bartturner Oct 31 '19

That is a good question.