Flutter vs React Native vs Ionic | Which technology to learn in 2023?
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One important aspect you missed is in my opinion cross platform aspect (Web / Mobile) where React Native is way ahead of Flutter with things such as Soltio and Expo Web whereas Flutter is for now kinda limited since it's all rendered in a canvas and SEO is a quite big problem for Flutter web right now iirc.
The react and react native code for the same project can become very different. Flutter will still look less separated in this case.
Tho one shouldn't expect to make a full fledged web app in flutter.
@@achintya-7 Not necessarily no. Have you used Solito with React Native at all?
You can build your screens as primitives, use the same navigation for web/mobile, use the same component for web/mobile and so on. The only thing that has to differ is when you decide to use SDK's that differ between Nextjs/RN.
I would much rather build a web application with React Native (probably by using Solito, Moti, Dripsy/Tamagui etc) than doing it with Flutter unless I have no need for good SEO, performance and it's a single page application.
@@michal5179 It's a wrapper around React Navigation and Next.js that lets you share the navigation code between web (Next.js) and mobile (RN). Tamagui enables you to share your UI code between web/mobile and React in general allows you to share your business logic between the two.
The only time you need to write a .web or .native file is if you need diverging dependencies between your web and mobile platforms.
@@wezter96 But isn’t Solito just a wrapper around next.js? It doesn’t use react native components the same way react native web does. So you still need to write both react and react native web code.
I am a totally beginner in app development
What should I learn whether flutter or kotlin and
Which is future proof to learn
Do some proper test and compare their perforamnce properly, i done it and Flutter UI animations are more smooth than React Native
Ionic is not as bad as you make it look. There are a lot of plugins for it with Cordova and capacitor plugins and it’s the easiest of all. It also works with vuejs or angular
But here you are comparing it with React and Flutter. I have just put the facts in front which are already available online. You can check google trends, compare documentation of all 3 frameworks and also the companies using them….
Totally wrong information. There is no future without html, css and javascript. React and Ionic both use Typescript which you have not mentioned. Ionic is faster to learn and manage, you do not have to spend time x 3. Anyway, new languages and frameworks will come and you should be able to use them the right way.
Flutter is popular in Google trends charts because Flutter is Google's own framework. 😅While in reality Google is laying off inhouse Flutter teams
my boy ionic is not in the conversation so sad :(
how is the performance of flutter in ios ?? tell the truth .
So I have been working with flutter ios for more than 1.5 years now. It’s a good experience just the problem is many packages allow very constrained work with ios native. It becomes hard to use those packages and write custom code in swift… but it will improve with time as more companies will adapt flutter
Flutter or React Native which language is dead in future. Which language should i learn to long term job 🙄
Flutter developer salary package
bro i am a second year BCA student and i wan to start development do you recommend flutter or react native as job purpose.
Learn both
React documentation is way more better than Flutter's one imo
Do you mean "which technology to learn in 2023?" 2022 is almost over.
Haha sure👍🏻 will change the title :)