Flutter is for urgently project and apps that are only focused on data on the other hand jetpack compose when you need to access and take the advantages of system and hard drive and want smooth performance. Both are best at their own position.
@@ShourovRoy-pk5zm I have 40 years of dev experience and have been working with Flutter since 2018 developing several real world apps to production with it. At the same time I migrated lots of Java/XML code to Kotlin/Compose and tried several times to use KMP. KMP/Compose is not even close to Flutter when it comes to speed, smotheness of animations and production readiness in general!
As of 3.16 Flutter still uses Impeller only for iOS, where it is enabled by default. On other platforms it still uses Skia by default and Impeller must be explicitly enabled (it is in preview/experimental stage). So your information is not correct.
@@vladimirkraus1438 now in 3.22 it is an opt-in feature for android and fallback to skia if the end user device doesn’t supports it which is nice but may increase app size because it include both options.
You compare these technologies by different indicators. I could not understand what would be better or worse, because you did not even compare them by categories of what is in one and what is not in the other. You just mentioned certain aspects of the technology that are not even comparable. Where is minuses KMP?
This is just me = Kmm is not real multiPlatform because if i create a hello in android i need xml layout but for this code to work in ios i need to add cocoa or objective c code to it,, i only share variables but not layout....flutter on the other hand is one code rule for all platforms....why would i waist time in kmm coding two systems when i can code one in flutter and works in all, aside from this if i know ios and android then im better off making two separet native apps
@raza404y that's true but if you use stateless widgets were needed and state full were needed then performance is not an issue...the app size we cannot do anything about... But flutter is faster to develop with and google adds features like sensor management. Etc
It’s production ready but I don’t see a complete app built by KMP as of now. But I do know companies working on integrating KMP components into their existing native app.
Google owns Flutter. Which solution is Google REALLY promoting? It ain't Flutter. JetBrains and Google are partnering to develop Compose Multiplatform. That's a powerful combination that Flutter cannot match.
Although I really like Kotlin and it might be a real alternative to Flutter in the Future, Flutter is currently years ahead! AND Kotlin will always be limited by the underlying JVM, what e.g. currently keep it from getting sound null safety (currently still only available in Swift and Dart)! The KMP Team does a good job in stealing ideas from Flutter and try to reimplement a lot of it, but that will take several years until it will be production ready!
Very incomplete comparison! Small Community for Flutter compared to KMP? Are you serious!?! What about aggressive composability that leads to a much higher reuse of code and components than in Compose? You also can use Dart perfectly on the Backend!
I used flutter in my initial projects. But when I joined a software company, I realised what scalability and maintainability means. With Jetpack Compose, things are now different in native android app development. When CMM is fully ready, I bet there is nothing better than it.
Flutter just keeps on coming back stronger than before. I’m on my third enterprise app this year to be shipped to the wild.
Amazing ! Congrats 🎉
dont do that as flutter developer
Flutter is for urgently project and apps that are only focused on data on the other hand jetpack compose when you need to access and take the advantages of system and hard drive and want smooth performance.
Both are best at their own position.
Good insight !
You prefer Kotlin over Flutter for smoother performance ?!? Seriously !?! I have the feeling that you have no idea what you are talking about!
@@Apenschi you must be a noob.
@@ShourovRoy-pk5zm I have 40 years of dev experience and have been working with Flutter since 2018 developing several real world apps to production with it. At the same time I migrated lots of Java/XML code to Kotlin/Compose and tried several times to use KMP. KMP/Compose is not even close to Flutter when it comes to speed, smotheness of animations and production readiness in general!
Keep quiet you don't know flutter or even kotlin
Amazing comparison. I was looking for it recently to start my own project. Flutter should be the perfect choice now . Thanks !
Welcome ! Appreciate that 🙏
I think in Flutter version 3.10 or later, Flutter uses Impeller as its rendering engine.
As soon as he said skia, I thought this guy is outdated. 😅
My bad 😅
@@AIWithFlutter No worries, it's been so long using skia that it comes naturally when speaking about the Flutter graphic engine.
As of 3.16 Flutter still uses Impeller only for iOS, where it is enabled by default. On other platforms it still uses Skia by default and Impeller must be explicitly enabled (it is in preview/experimental stage). So your information is not correct.
@@vladimirkraus1438 now in 3.22 it is an opt-in feature for android and fallback to skia if the end user device doesn’t supports it which is nice but may increase app size because it include both options.
You compare these technologies by different indicators. I could not understand what would be better or worse, because you did not even compare them by categories of what is in one and what is not in the other.
You just mentioned certain aspects of the technology that are not even comparable.
Where is minuses KMP?
This is just me = Kmm is not real multiPlatform because if i create a hello in android i need xml layout but for this code to work in ios i need to add cocoa or objective c code to it,, i only share variables but not layout....flutter on the other hand is one code rule for all platforms....why would i waist time in kmm coding two systems when i can code one in flutter and works in all, aside from this if i know ios and android then im better off making two separet native apps
@raza404y that's true but if you use stateless widgets were needed and state full were needed then performance is not an issue...the app size we cannot do anything about... But flutter is faster to develop with and google adds features like sensor management. Etc
@@troy200550this is now supported by compose multi-platform, just check .
is KMP still in experimental phase as of today?
It’s production ready but I don’t see a complete app built by KMP as of now. But I do know companies working on integrating KMP components into their existing native app.
Google owns Flutter. Which solution is Google REALLY promoting? It ain't Flutter. JetBrains and Google are partnering to develop Compose Multiplatform. That's a powerful combination that Flutter cannot match.
Thanks for the great insight !
3:28 small community base?, pffft
Great insight, but we meant RELATIVE to native android.
Flutter has a really big, active and incredibly friendly and helpful community 👌
Everything look perfect in Flutter except Flutter fix only 1 space tab indent when coding. So I choose KMM
Good insight !
Although I really like Kotlin and it might be a real alternative to Flutter in the Future, Flutter is currently years ahead! AND Kotlin will always be limited by the underlying JVM, what e.g. currently keep it from getting sound null safety (currently still only available in Swift and Dart)! The KMP Team does a good job in stealing ideas from Flutter and try to reimplement a lot of it, but that will take several years until it will be production ready!
Very good video :)
Thanks 🙏
Very incomplete comparison! Small Community for Flutter compared to KMP? Are you serious!?! What about aggressive composability that leads to a much higher reuse of code and components than in Compose? You also can use Dart perfectly on the Backend!
I used flutter in my initial projects. But when I joined a software company, I realised what scalability and maintainability means.
With Jetpack Compose, things are now different in native android app development.
When CMM is fully ready, I bet there is nothing better than it.
Thanks for the great insight !
Can i use compose multiplatform for building ios and android app nowadays ? i am thinking of using it on my company projects
@@meidy3795 unfortunately, I am not working in android domain anymore since the project shut down. I'm right now working in backend development
React Native is the best
Its the worst
No because it can't support linux app build 😢
@@joshafc41yuh because you only know react native
Flutter for kids
🤣🤣
Don't try kotlin multiplatform. Worse than react native
why?
why?
i'm enjoying it musch more than both flutter and react native. performance feels still native
Any particular reason?
The only reason is that he doesn't know how to use it.