Is Kotlin Multiplatform killing Flutter?! | Kotlin Multiplatform vs Flutter

[@YassineMikeAlpha]

You forgot to mention that both Flutter and Compose Multiplatform use the same UI component: Material 3 design.

[@speedkodi]

Good one! Material3 is indeed the default styling for both 👌 It is however also possible to style your app to to a more native iOS experience if needed: out of the box support for Flutter, third-party libraries for Compose. I honestly hardly use that though, Material3 all the way 🙌

[@kernelpanic5672]

Flutter can be amazing in the right hands

[@speedkodi]

@@kernelpanic5672 Amen! 🙌

[@arsildo]

I would not waste any time with flutter, KMP and CMP are a clear winner in every aspect, the video failed to capture the fack that CMP itself runs on KMP

[@speedkodi]

@@arsildo I personally wouldn't go for it yet. I really see a good competitor in KMP with Compose, but at this moment I would still advise going with Flutter. Flutter had time to mature and is a very good option when it comes to cross-platform development, in my opinion Compose with KMP are still in too early of a stage to compete. I would love to see how they compare in a year, maybe 2.

[@SEGVeenstra]

High quality content right here! Thanks!

[@speedkodi]

@@SEGVeenstra thanks! 🙏

[@javaentwicklung4891]

The video is one month old - can't believe that the author doesn't know about (Kotlin) Compose Multiplatform which enables you to share the UI on all supported platforms

[@speedkodi]

@@javaentwicklung4891 it's actually one of the main reasons why I see KMP as a threat to Flutter in the future 🙂

[@stevegehrman3843]

React sucks. Yes, it is worth switching and learning Flutter because the quality will be higher and easier to debug and it's cross platform.

[@speedkodi]

@@stevegehrman3843 RN wouldn't be my go-to either, I didn't like it, but it's good enough to consider depending on the parameters IMO. I would always choose a brick house over a wooden shed, but sometimes a wooden shed is just the better fit for your needs at that time 🤷

[@benbenzyhome]

​@speedkodi I tried flutter but I hated it I like RN

[@speedkodi]

@@benbenzyhome In the end they're just tools to get the job done. If RN is the right tool for you, go for it 🔥

[@talkingcomrade]

​@@speedkodi Well said ❤

[@swornimshah8898]

React Native is great specially for IOS ( native feel ), compose and flutter should focus on adaptive ui for ios

[@prodbyunyverse397]

Flutter is perfect for small companies. Kotlin is perfect for medium size companies

[@speedkodi]

@@prodbyunyverse397 I would definitely suggest Flutter for smaller companies for time to market, but I have to say I also worked with bigger multinationals where Flutter was a very good fit and made a lot of sense due to the fast development, flexibility and reusability it brings to the table ✨

[@Virus00000000000001]

how you know that a small company wont become medium?

[@vladimirkraus1438]

Why?

[@prodbyunyverse397]

@@speedkodi ok thanks

[@adnandzindosoda]

I am native dev for more than decade, and i stick with that. Probably i will learn kmp. But i am surprised that binance app runs on flutter. It is sick, how good it works. For kmp i will wait 2 years more before to dive into that. It is still unmature

[@TheRexmarto]

Keep the good work

[@speedkodi]

@@TheRexmarto Thanks! 🙏

[@memoriasIT]

Great video!

[@speedkodi]

@@memoriasIT thanks 💙

[@tananga_studio]

Great video 🎉

[@speedkodi]

Thanks @@tananga_studio! 🙏

[@talkingcomrade]

Learnt ❤

[@Arda-r6z]

And now with Compose Multiplatform it much easier for making UI

[@speedkodi]

@@Arda-r6z It sure is! Exciting times 🔥