Flutter vs React Native | Which one is better for building Apps?

In this video we'll talk about Flutter and React Native and which one you should pick for cross platform mobile app development.
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[@dantedt3931]

I’ve been building apps with RN and I’m sticking to it.Initially I was thrown off by how the modules work but now it’s smooth sailing.The support from the RN community is great.I don’t see myself using Flutter anytime soon.

[@breh2716]

Are you still using it?

[@dantedt3931]

@@breh2716 Yeah

[@ankitmakwana3141]

is there any problem related to ui ? in rn?

[@ankitmakwana3141]

but even to generate apk react native takes alot of steps and time where as in flutter you just need to write flutter build apk

[@Ben-rz9cf]

@@ankitmakwana3141 are you using expo tho?

[@LnYever]

My experience with React Native: you only need half the development time writing one set of code instead of two, so you could spend the other half of time looking for workarounds for React Native bugs. 😂

[@SeriesTube01]

I was taking a React Native course since I know JavaScript and some React but I dropped it: it's insane try to develop something on that, at least with Expo. Maybe Expo is crap, I don't know. But the course was made one year ago and I had to change several modules and new things I needed to run the code. And even with everything installed I had to restart the module and reload the app on the emulator pretty much all the time. Today, completely out of the blue, it showed me this error on one of the modules installed, that worked perfectly fine yesterday!! I reinstalled it and it was pointess. It died. I'm done with React Native. 👎

[@mdsudirman5783]

😂😂😂 be patient my friend

[@hosamgnaba3205]

I agree am there are too many bugs in RN, and most of the time you will need third time library which will bring even more bugs to your app , man flutter is a heaven when you compare it with all of that.

[@whatsmyname9742]

if apps like Instagram, Facebook, Shopify, Flipkart, walmart are built on react native. it shouldn't be that bad

[@coolsai]

@@whatsmyname9742 they are not actually made on olny rn

[@mail2ahmaralikhan52]

Brother, I lost all my hope as I graduated with my BTech cs degree from not so good university and I know nothing about programming but I watched one of your videos in you gave a little motivation to build the required skills but that little motivation works a lot, for now, I am learning pretty well and hope so I will get a good frontend developer job in the near future so a huge thanks to you brother and keep posting videos like this wish you more power and success...

[@asitpurohit_108]

That's situation of all btech

[@weeraphongsombatboon9568]

daily reminder to stay motivated. I started learning during the corona lockdown time in germany with zero experience, and found now a company who employs me even though I have to learn a new language for them. Willpower is everything!

[@JuliaSquadTime]

what motivates you ?? find that out. Prerequisite is to have the skills that enables your dream. Is your dream to work in a cubicle in some MNC or you have a heart of an entrepreneur .. its different !! Degrees don't matter if you have the skill. Money isn't a matter if you have the Will.

[@koli5077]

It's the same situation for me It feels like i'm learning jackshit even though i'm paying like 1 lakh per sem.

[@hc-ec6bm]

how its your progress is going

[@arvindchakraborty4215]

Firstly JavaScript bridge is not webview. The Bridge is written in C/C++ . Secondly, react native gets compiled to a native app. Thirdly , upgradation is a pain in the ass in both platforms. There is a reason why big tech like Microsoft , Shopify ,Facebook are all investing in React Native. Many windows desktop apps are now built on RN. React Native has a huuuuge community advantage. Flutter is good definitely. But most tech companies know they can't trust Google to maintain something long term.

[@brainless3651]

Good points but React native doesn't compile to native apps

[@darshanhegde7090]

your pro bro i gone throw comments i thing you have knowladge about both,and i think your comments are resonable and true,but everyone wants to follow shit,then they follow,no matter what others say

[@DishantKaushik]

Also, flutter has a larger learning curve, especially with the way UI is being compiled with functions. Code management with React Native is definately better than Flutter.

[@Maxzeroedge]

@@DishantKaushik I tend to disagree with the better term. If anything, both are in the same level in terms of code management. Flutter works on the principle of Widgets, where everything is a widget and each widget should hold its own. React Native works how a DOM should and each component should hold its own. Also, flutter has a larger learning curve for anyone fluent in javascript, because it uses dart. For someone new to both, there's not much difference.

[@Maxzeroedge]

Agreed, but big companies are moving away from native hybrid apps and preferring native apps, for the sake of performance.No matter what you do, you can't squeeze out the same per with hybrid apps

[@kodeDev]

This was some good vid. I am wrapping my head very well around React, so even as tempting as Flutter is, I'm going to go with React Native first. I've actually used Native before but didn't build anything too serious. So I figure React first for the seamless transition to mobile and when I get a quick understanding of it, I'll dabble in Flutter. I'll keep you posted on my solid comparison. Nice vid, you've earned my sub!

[@Sousou007]

Hey! I see that you've posted this comment 7 months ago. I'm trying to get my head around using one of them for a new app and I feel like Flutter may be better in the long run. Have you tried both? If so, what have you experienced? Thanks in advance!

[@thedeveloper9896]

@@Sousou007 I have tried both. Flutter is better in some ways of react native but if you use react and want to do app development then React native is best for you. I learned Flutter before react native and i don't have that much problem with it. its just the styling. its very hard to style in flutter. so the choices are that both are great they have better things in each other. so i'd say you should trry both first and then choose which one are you most comfortable of.

[@ankitmakwana3141]

@@thedeveloper9896 1)is it easy to build apk files in flutter as compare to react native? 2)and flutters hot reload is really helpful? 3)i took 2 months and learned react and react native should i now move to flutter?

[@gouravray8500]

For a new developer starting out, it makes sense to learn RN than Flutter, cause JS has more scope than Dart in general. Newer JS libraries have always been around the corner. Also, RN's re-architecture is expected to solve the issues related to start-up time and performance in general, as they plan to get rid of the bridge.

[@vkray]

I also mentioned the same thing.

[@kahanx10]

The language doesn't matter, performance decides the scope...

[@sureshbb6172]

Yes, flutter is much better than react native i start using flutter from past year it's awesome if anyone wants to learn mobile app development i suggest u to start with flutter.

[@subbareddy285]

can you suggest me the sources for learning flutter in easy way

[@aswins2529]

@subba reddy, go to udemy. There is certification course.

[@zealtypedcode3119]

Can I learn flutter straight away without learning JavaScript??

[@kahanx10]

@@zealtypedcode3119 There is no JS in Flutter.

[@predatoreyez]

This is an awesome breakdown of the difference. I have subscribed to your channel cuz it's worth it xx

[@ho77iday]

Same here. Just on this one video. Notifications: *on*

[@auchucknorris]

well said, especially the last part, for those looking to get started with react native, start with running it through expo, getting your head around the differences between react and native is enough to start, messing with the gradels and such is a whole other challenge you dont need when starting

[@johngoldman767]

Considering it in business sense RN wins react knowledge pass down to react native, it speed up the development

[@syedsimanta1011]

What about bugs module update dirty expo thing didn't work last time when working wid a client

[@muzamilhussain9908]

I am react developer but i found react native very bad when i started flutter i see no issues i can say flutter is king and it has far greater future

[@ChenLiYong]

The community and packages for react native is bigger, not solely just because react native is 2 years older on 2015, but because it’s based on react, which is 2013 so it also can use some of react’s plugins, and also ultimately it’s based on javascript, which has been here since ‘forever’.

[@erikmuller4661]

1:49 JavaScript bitch. Damm right bro

[@Ray-ik7wm]

hahaha.

[@Ivoshevo]

😂😂😂

[@somebodyoulove]

Lol. We all have accents so it does affect words for some of us.

[@rajs4283]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hosamgnaba3205]

man you have nailed it latterly, I agree with you 100% flutter is way much faster and easier to build apps

[@shinigami675]

Flutter is far better, only native beats flutter

[@sureshbb6172]

Yes, native apps are always better. Good in performance and starting speed and size of apk as well.

[@ChenLiYong]

But native app lose if you want to deploy for both platform using one code base.

[@Mohit-il9gx]

@@sureshbb6172 i dont think app size matters that much becoz you only see we are getting cheap internet and the memory size in mobile is increasing so..

[@carlyc4357]

Great vid! I struggled with React, probably because I never enjoyed web dev. I love C++ and Java, Flutter reminds me of that, so I'm obsessed!

[@ykchowaa]

If you are a backend developer. have some knowledge on Java. Then Flutter is your choice. only one month to learn Dart then flutter. then your product can ship out.

[@mohammadzarkasi]

Flutter can be compiled to android, ios, web, desktop windows linux macos

[@kelvinotieno4381]

The shipping part is really crucial...Always use the tools which will help you deliver a job as fast as possible. Well unless you are coding for fun and not money........

[@developerfilip]

Damn, I did the same exact video on my channel yesterday too. lol

[@Jitsandcrypto]

Your video is way better, this guy just mocked RN

[@ronancathor5388]

I watched first your vid Fil

[@mjstudio6843]

I am a React Native developer and don't know flutter well. I strongly agree that the upgrading version of React Native is really messy and Runtime JS Native bridge operations are delayed sometimes. But the React Native re-architecture projects are ongoing. These include Turbo module(alternative from Native Module the main cause slow down your initial launch time) and Fabric(alternative from UIManager). Anyway, the different behavior of each platform in React Native is really annoying one :) But I think React Native and Flutter both can't avoid the native properties or behavior of each platform.

[@IFone456]

I thought that project fabric was a thing already, is there a release date to it?

[@kishoreubale]

Video title should be React Roast

[@fawaza9313]

Hey, we would really appreciate it i you could make a video on the scope of machine learning and artificial engineering jobs in India in the nearby future(coming 5-10 years)

[@Virus-ke8xj]

I'm a student and this is what I got to know after speaking to some working people and passed out students....ML is a kind of field where some good companies expect atleast 3-4 years of experience or atleast phD (I'm not talking about startups)....so in order to pursue a career in ML further and land in a good job, either you should be from a tier 1 clg or you should go for higher studies....this is the feedback I got from my seniors

[@unnaipoloruvan98]

@@Virus-ke8xj so better not to learn ML unless you are Einstein

[@Virus-ke8xj]

@@unnaipoloruvan98 yeah man😂

[@aksjin8929]

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[@rcshadman]

Well said, shipping is more important than learning programming languages !

[@almasmaliyekal797]

I really didn't understand what shipping app means. Would you pls explain it?

[@aminiasinavunitale697]

Nice, Full Stack Developer, now doing Flutter, no regrets :-)

[@banonroy]

This was really informative. Can also comment on Ionic comparing the same points? Thank you for your well evaluated perspective 👌

[@nordeenhasan6030]

as developer in 2023, you was right. now the most of market jobs are flutter developer. and it's community become bigger than others

[@centurion3708]

I started developing with RN a few months back and my experience has been great so far, i can use the same knowlegde i've adquird with react and reanimated 2 i awesome for people who suck at animations in plain csss and js, like myself, you can still use expo projects with a stand alone RN app which is pretty cool, i've never tried Flutter myself, but i think it may be great too.

[@rajvarsadiya9131]

Hey, I very much appreciate your points I am not aware of those points but after watching your video I do much research about react native and I flutter find many more differences! Thank you, man ! for this amazing video

[@sureshbb6172]

Yes, React native is purely javascript based framework and we will use html and css to build the views. But flutter is using dart here every thing is considered as widget and widget has the childrens here will use only dart code to build entire apps this widget tree is bit confusing until u will get good hands on.

[@AdityaPahilwani8989]

Your all points are correct .! but there are somethings you didn't considered like there is a new re-architecture coming to RN which is going to remove the JS bridge also RN despit being less performant then flutter it's much more used like recently new came out microsoft is using RN heavily there new Office app most of microsoft desktop app are built on RN, also in 2020 despite everyone is aware that flutter gives better performant then RN shopify and offerUp bidded in RN also talking about the performance yes it's performance is very slower compared to other but it's UI thread is handled thread seperate that means you won't even know what's going on under the hood and even Airbnb dropped RN because they used RN in their existing app and it wasn't matching their req upto the mark and they said "Performance was close to native" i don't have any hate to flutter infact am learning it now but these things aren't talked about much like if you are running an company and your web team can work as app team why not? it's more of like test case situation as you said

[@abhibisht97]

Yes I’m aware of the re-architecture and will definitely make a video when it comes out. The apps that are already written in RN will keep using it, but for starting new apps right now in 2020, Flutter seems to be the better choice IMHO.

[@HermanWillems]

Look the whole GUI scene is going towards what flutter is doing. It started out with QtQuick. After the iPhone got released in 2007... people got to rethink things. 2D GUI was drawn by the CPU and there was no fancy 3D stuff and animations, transformations and effects. 2D Gui is going towards how game engines are build up for 3D. This IS the road everything goes towards. Even GTK4... WinUI(from Windows) and many other GUI frameworks. Reactive-Native will be just an annoying layer in the future. It will dissapear mark my words. Maybe try to understand how the modern 2D Gui toolkit render pipelines go... it's almost exactly like 3D game engines. RN doesn't fit that picture, because RN is just a mark-up kind of language which describe "standard" widgets. What about custom designed widgets? Look up "Custom flutter widget" and try to do that kind of stuff in RN ? With 60FPS, Animations, transformations and effects ?

[@maximilianoguerra5891]

Do you really need to know HTML, CSS, React and javascript for programming in React Native??

[@battlehunterofficial4586]

Yes

[@samuelhervas8198]

No, React and JavaScript is enough, CSS may help but it’s not exactly the same. You can also start without any React knowledge, but it definitely helps if you know React already…

[@killeraloo3247]

Great video, Thank you for posting it. 🧡

[@andersondossantoscruz3685]

flutter is better, no doubt about it, but react has other guns that you have to consider. I prefered RN because of some points like: big, active e mature community, same knowledge to build web apps and mobile apps (I know flutter for web is comming, but it is still very young and community have to buy the idea, it's no use being WOW if the community don't want to use it. Google has a big gun in their hands, but for me, it's not the time to invest my time in flutter yet, even if I think it awesome.

[@abhibisht97]

Fair enough, I am planning to make another video talking about React native specifically so stay tuned for that!

[@ankitmakwana3141]

@@abhibisht97 please provide link

[@dq303]

Im sticking with react-native

[@kunalsoni7681]

Really very informative video 😊😇 thanks dear brother

[@ridom8686]

Do not forget we can update react native app in front of your end users instantly by keeping our JavaScript and images synchronized with the server.

[@Ben-rz9cf]

One thing i should mention is that this video is out of date already as the new versions of react native will replace the bridge with the JSI which is much more performant and lightweight. So one of the biggest downsides of RN and the biggest criticism from native only developers is getting fixed. Its both a blessing and a curse that the mobile development space moves as fast as it does, any video you could make will likely be out of date in just a year or 2 and no doubt this comment will also be out of date by 2023-2024.

[@deepakkanyan9241]

You really clear lots of point about Flutter and React. Thanks Man

[@a2zlearninghub67]

Hey, I m comfortable with rest native Just becz of I completed course react native .

[@asitpurohit_108]

How many days it took

[@sureshbb6172]

Hi sandeep , Give me suggestion to learn quickly react native. I tried with expo ,and native as well Please share me any docs abt this to learn good design patterns. Thank you..

[@kl3jvi]

i saw the entire video, its been a while since i had to watch good content, subscribed!

[@teamappollon7097]

Great explanation! Thank you for creating this.

[@shifatstudio3109]

I ❤ flutter

[@otakubossplayer136]

I ❤️ you.

[@shifatstudio3109]

@@otakubossplayer136 u to ❤

[@theboywholovedkappapuzhukk]

Loved your content bro 💯💙

[@spartan9266]

When is the next video coming ? 😑 Waiting from so much time !

[@sumanth3036]

Whatever. RN is going live on

[@argahutama]

See reality bro haha

[@jakebutler7644]

I fine Flutter to be very choppy and unsmooth in real-world use

[@sim632]

You're prolly building debug ,use release

[@webpro607]

Learn Flutter if you don't like JS and React... As a frontend developer with very good knowledge of JS my choice is React Native

[@christianissick]

Please I don't understand what you mean by shipping the app

[@crazieeez]

React Native is slow because it uses a Javascript bridge and had to process through a v8 engine to paint under DOM of Skia engine. Flutter is super fast and is native on Linux because it compiles to machine code and uses Skia engine directly for painting. V8 architecture is very limiting. You run into heap stack limitation and garbage collection creating jankiness that makes your UI stops every. 30 minutes or so. That's why when RN developers trying to figure out why their app is janky, they don't know because most of the jankiness deals with v8 garbage collection. You don't know when GC kicks and when it doesn't. You pray. And your users will suffer.

[@HermanWillems]

Flutter under the hood is very streamlines towards 2 things: Performance and Freedom of expression for the app developer. The engine uses a graph scene when certain things get updated or not. It doesn't repaint things that do not change. Animation system is powerfull and you can do all kind of transitions on everything which is all GPU accelerated after skia has painted. It's a very complex system but it insures that your computer/phone has to do very little with almost no overhead and only does the things that has to change. And modern UI's require rich expression which is difficult in old GUI systems because you are stuck with the widgets you get. All widgets in Flutter are based on a few core fundamental widgets and are composed out of them. This composition style to create widgets is very powerfull and gives you freedom + performance. There are also a few downsides of flutter though, it has to do with interaction with the different operating system. It depends on the quality of that layer, and if it stays up to date.

[@justinharshit5611]

so are you learning flutter ?

[@agredo]

Great video. To the point and clear message.

[@aceallen2505]

Agreed RN is a little slow in debug version, but ultimately you build release version which is native code.. it's good!

[@marimuthuragupathy4224]

Hey,I am android developer,which one is better to me.

[@CodingWithDapo]

React Native is the WAY. A few years from now, people will be able to build mobile apps so easy with React Native.

[@kahanx10]

But more easily with Flutter.

[@kailasbawaskar5370]

Bro, you can improve your thumbnails (they're good, but can be improved) and post some high tech pics and also the content should be like that no one has shown in this way This will surely increase your subscribers 😄Just a healthy advice

[@abhibisht97]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@kailasbawaskar5370]

@@abhibisht97 BTW, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL 😍😍 IT'S VERY INFORMATIVE KEEP IT UP👍👍

[@loop8836]

after this video i can say after 3 months of study in flutter its time continue in flutter but why not learn react native side by side

[@shivamkumar-qp1jm]

I am good with react.js so I have to learn react native

[@michaelolusegun4609]

No you don't have to learn react-native. Flutter is as easy as HTML to learn

[@akshy471]

@@michaelolusegun4609 seriously? If its that easy imma learn that shit today itself

[@EagleZH23]

@@akshy471 Yep, it's quite easy to pick up

[@akshy471]

@@EagleZH23 apparently,I didn't learn flutter that day

[@EagleZH23]

@@akshy471 Umm, what?

[@Alt-wx6ry]

Thanks for making the video!

[@JuliaSquadTime]

Flutter all the way .. IMAO. Dart is similar to C , C++ .. which are the basic programming languages.. and with google team working on it tirelessly .. react native will become 2nd choice soon

[@sandeep-co2vy]

Which is easy to learn without programming knowledge.. some one please advise

[@JuliaSquadTime]

You need atleast a basic foundation of programming language. C then c++ will be enough for u to learn flutter or rwct native fornapp development

[@shivlingjadhav9936]

Flutter is Superb 🔥.......

[@GurmeetSingh-uv6qo]

Why are u looking out again and again at left

[@zenZcoder]

Flutter has great future

[@MrAbhithepandey]

Excellent video. No non-sense.

[@harisbashir2719]

Well explained ♥️

[@alagappank1242]

Crystal clear explanation💪💪💥

[@khatariinsaan5284]

I choose my College Last year Project based on react native "Food Delivery App" But I stuck only on *Login with Google* Since all modules are deprecated 🤣🤣

[@sandeep-co2vy]

Which is easy to learn without programming knowledge.. some one please advise

[@echonabin]

You're joking right, you want to build the whole app and you don't want programming knowledge!!

[@onyemaanthony]

I think what he meant was which one is easier to learn for some one with no prior programming knowledge

[@sesugh.a]

I use both Dart and Javascript but I'd suggest you go with Dart/Flutter. The Dart Team at Google tried their best in making Dart a beginner friendly language meanwhile Javascript can be a little hard to get comfortable with sometimes. That's just my take on the matter anyways

[@pranavgoswami2814]

You phirst larn inglis

[@seleman-MW]

Sesugh Anyam which step should i start to learn as beginner in flutter!?

[@mohamedisak2965]

Flutter is best one ♥️

[@shahmirfaisal8162]

First comment lol😂

[@abc_cba]

Get a life

[@tanyabhargava8582]

Hi abhishek! This is not something related to this video but I just wanna know more about GRE and stuff related to that. Can you make some more videos on that. Also just out of curiosity did you applied for any course abroad or continued with SD.

[@abhibisht97]

Hey, I was supposed to join UC Berkeley this fall but due to the pandemic I’m planning to defer it to 2021, will try to make a video about it!

[@tanyabhargava8582]

Thanks for your response abhishek. Eager to know more about your GRE experience and please try to make vlogs of your university application process.

[@aarnav9985]

@@abhibisht97 Hi Abhishek, in previous viedeo you just said that I can easily go into Google , Microsoft because you have the skills and your friends also work there so they can refer you , so why you are doing MS in California and than you will apply for FAANG companies why not at this moment only?

[@Donclion911]

facebook is not really responsible for rn which is still 0.66......but how old is rn? this is major issue.

[@jimmorrison2657]

Good summary, mate!

[@kasper_dupont]

If you want an e-commerce store present on web and app. You want to design you web version mobile first and you want to obtain sharing as much code base as possible what would you recommend?

[@karmbeerverma684]

i am working on flutter as i think this is best

[@francisoladosu9643]

A year later and Flutter is on god Mode 🔥

[@akashkumardas6521]

Flutter or react native all these are use for designing, if you want to become a mobile developer than native is only choice. You can't use native service in hybrid framework. Bye the way I will use your videos to learning English

[@gbo10001]

hello there, if i want my app will work on web and on mobile, what do you recommend me to do? flutter for mobile and web as usual if it's possible? web and react native?

[@RohanBojja]

Shoutout to Xamarin. Lol.

[@docen67]

I’m team Xamarin

[@stunnaman8803]

Did you create that UI I see on your screen? Is the tutorial on your channel?

[@struffios]

Well explained.., its really informative

[@imundev8376]

"Talk is cheap show me the code" - Linus Torvalds

[@PrashanthAnand0]

Well explained. Thank You.

[@AcademyIISDStudent]

SOOOOO ... as a some one with very limited programming skills in any programming language, what would be the easiest to tackle, Flutter, React Native or Xamarin ?

[@rezapishkar3181]

flutter

[@AcademyIISDStudent]

@@rezapishkar3181 you are absolute right, i just started learning flutter and it works so well

[@SeriesTube01]

I was taking a React Native course since I know JavaScript and some React but I dropped it: it's insane try to develop something on that, at least with Expo. Maybe Expo is crap, I don't know. But the course was made one year ago and I had to change several modules and new things I needed to run the code. And even with everything installed I had to restart the module and reload the app on the emulator pretty much all the time. Today, completely out of the blue, it showed me this error on one of the modules installed, that worked perfectly fine yesterday! I reinstalled and it was pointess. I'm done with it. Today I started a Flutter & Dart course, I loved the hot reload feature, the whole starting app feels way smoother and much better for developing. 👍

[@marknoble6459]

What ultra wide monitor are you using?

[@yaronlevy]

Some good and correct points

[@renukagargicollege1486]

Thanks for explanation

[@syedshalishraza5555]

Can you make a video on machine learning 🙏🙏

[@muslimwaqar]

Thanks a lot really informative.

[@learngermanlanguageforbegi5214]

Is this good to learn flutter in 2020 ? Please advice

[@josedanielcallebriceno8834]

Every year the reasons why you have to learn it grow up

[@learngermanlanguageforbegi5214]

@@josedanielcallebriceno8834 because it's change frequently what grow up It is nothing productive in learning Obsolete things Like Ms Dos

[@learngermanlanguageforbegi5214]

José Daniel Calle Briceño you are right bro but learn right thing time is very precious

[@kios1973]

The flutter upgrade thing he said is a lie, flutter is really bad when upgrading , I've been stuck at an older version of flutter for the longest time now because everyone I do flutter upgrade my stuff doesn't work

[@Rex-br9sl]

Bro where do you work

[@rohitsahu5612]

Hey hii, I like the video which you made on daily routine of software engineers I think i know you are you in Veracious Apartment, Bangalore near Bmsit College

[@kumaranurag2961]

Very nice comparison

[@a.b.5295]

Pleas help me I am trying to create an app just like facebook but with a payment option and an in-built chatting all please help me.

[@fvl9045]

just program. You are welcome

[@pavankumar-nr4mv]

Are these only used for front end what about backend? and another one is by using flutter Web development can also be done or not?

[@sureshbb6172]

Yes, u can use flutter for web also. U can try. But u have to use devserver which is available. Its prebuilt in frame work of flutterweb.

[@MuhammadUsamaQamar]

Why not Xamrin

[@vipinrawat4222]

React native bridge is not a webview mate.

[@danielphil4976]

It's a what

[@AbhishekSingh-fc6tb]

Hey bro! Can you please recommend some complete resources for learning server side dart (backend using dart). I cannot find a compete source for this any where on internet

[@developerfilip]

Have you tried Udemy?

[@sureshbb6172]

Hi abhishek, Basically dart is a pgm language at present flutter framework is using to build end to end.and flutter web also available using this u can build complete web app. But i tried to build some rest api using dart.i used framework called 'aqueduct' read abt this and start. All the best.

[@gaurishagrawal9404]

Flutter is the future. React native is the present.

[@globalassistance1050]

Don't worry JSI is coming!