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Been looking at dart-flutter relationship recently… seen what it can do… pretty
amaizing! Two birds with one stone is real! Before jumping to it, i soldem
wonder; - what are the compromises that one would face upon embarking this? -
can these comporises be that bad? (compared to native ios/android app dev) - how
bad are the work-arounds (if they exist) to these compromises? PS: any extra
information would be highly appretiated 😊
Before judging ( which i knw you will 🤣), I’m new to mobile dev. Sooo “handle with care”?
Been using Flutter for a while, hybrid frameworks are great for small teams, as you only have to make one app.
I think they’re good enough for most cases, just like with most tools it’s what you make out of it that will make it good or not, it’s easy to make a shitty native app.
For Flutter I would only say that it’s finally starting to be mature for stuff like navigation and state management.
Keep in mind that each solution has benefits and drawbacks, it’s all about tradeoffs.
Been using Flutter for a while, hybrid frameworks are great for small teams, as you only have to make one app.
I think they’re good enough for most cases, just like with most tools it’s what you make out of it that will make it good or not, it’s easy to make a shitty native app.
For Flutter I would only say that it’s finally starting to be mature for stuff like navigation and state management.
Keep in mind that each solution has benefits and drawbacks, it’s all about tradeoffs.