Flutter vs React Native : which one is worth it, and why?

As a Flutter developer who has used React Native a lot in the past, I'd say that if you are using Flutter, you need to follow a pattern or else you are gonna have spagetti code all over the place. But in React Native, we can apply our own patterns to structure out project without it being a total mess. This was by far the hardest thing when I started learning Flutter.

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This video has precisely what I was looking for... I truly appreciate your work.

I´m only working with flutter for a year.... for web & apps. Don´t regret it. So quick progress in such a little time, its great!

Thank you so much for this gem of a video. So simply explained. Coming from a design background, I'm looking to find my footing in the coding space. This video has been helpful in my quest to understand the coding landscape with its plethora of languages, frameworks, libraries, et al. Thanks so much once again for this video.

Thank you. Good quality content like always. Short and specific, I like it.

Thanks for the comprehensive side by side comparison, it is super helpful! Which one would you recommend to take full advantage of ARKit? Are there limitations that both React Native and Flutter have when working with ARKit that native development wouldn't?

You are the best person to explain "Reactive, Declarative, and Imperative"!

Hell of a video. Please make more

Coming from the C# world i had to solve a project in relatively short time (Full-Stack) for mobile devices, webapp in addition. A collegue started it in flutter with aweful lack of knowledge about front-backend concepts, the do's and dont's etc. (hence he wasnt IT-guy at all, so no rant). It was and is a very interesting journey so far and after 3 month into it, my love for flutter grew. Now, after ~9 month (lol) i am really happy not to have redone the whole project in other languages and stood with what was given. My first mobile app now works like a charm on web, android and ios. Only the windows-app-converting somehow gives me a headache, but as its working in browser anyway, i couldnt care less - it wasnt part of the project demands. Big thumbs up for flutter !

Thank you. This simplification was really helpful. I started learning Dart/Flutter, but jumped into Flutterflow.

Thanks so much for this video, now i know where to start, really appreciate it!

for me its the same, as Devaslife(youtuber) said "the only weakness of react is not everything has been teach (devaslife apps is 10-50x faster than your flutter app)" because anything that a hardcore programmer make like (facebook developers) their app is so fast, but someone like me that finds reactnative slow switch instantly to flutter

I loved the delivery of this video

Thank you for the guidance! The only think keeping me behind sadly for flutter is job opportunities.Wish had more in my country.I just recently develop an app with react native and many of its package are not working during updates - crashing or you need to eject from expo to use the low lvl APIs,for a beginner like me this is hard.Also documentation is pure and many npms package are outdated .Bottom line react native needs more support from meta team.They count only to developers community for support..

as I want to be a mobile application developer having experience of programming language c ,c++, javascript, dart isn't hard, and I feel that flutter is easy to learn from 2 month experience

Beautifully described!

Great video. Rich content.Looking forward for more such videos.

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A more detailed comparison would be amazing! Fantastic video by the way.