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My Final Flutter Video

Theo - t3․gg

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Mobile developmentFlutter and React NativeiOS and SwiftUIAndroid and Jetpack Compose

Theo Browne explains his frustrations with Flutter and why he prefers React Native for cross-platform mobile development.

I'm genuinely so tired of Flutter. Every time it comes up, I feel like I'm going insane. I'm still waiting to have a good experience in a Flutter app. Until then, I'll be sticking with React Native. Please be kind in the comments. I'm sorry for my harshness in this video, I just want to be done once and for all. ALL MY VIDEOS ARE POSTED EARLY ON PATREON patreon.com/t3dotgg Everything else (Twitch, Twitter, Discord & my blog): t3.gg/links S/O Mir for the awesome edit 🙏

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u/evilishin r/Frontend • Recommends

On “I need to support both mobile and web. Should I use Vue or Flutter?”

Hey mate, I'd really step back and first things first, think about whether your looking to build responsive web apps or whether your looking to use native mobile features. If your looking at native mobile features, then I'd look at: - Ionic - React Native - Or if your only targetting iOS OR Android then look at going native And in regards to Flutter, I'd watch this first Flutter. If your looking at responsive web and don't need native mobile features then go with Vue.
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My Final Flutter Video - Theo
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