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Johnix
7y

React Native is a disappointment.

Navigation - Pick one:
- Laggy piece of ballsack react-navigation
- Native, but a pain in the ass to customize react-native-navigation

Have a UI which changes often, and have your UI respond to your actions after 2 seconds.

Have a FlatList, where one element changes, and have your UI respond to your actions after 2 seconds.

Spam click a UI element which triggers a state change, and have your UI respond to your actions after 2 seconds.

Fuck the bridge, slow piece of garbage trash cunt.

Fuck the buggy reimplementations of existing native UI elements.

I want to go native so bad, but I have no time, so I'm stuck with substandard cross platform trash.

Is Flutter worth getting into?

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    While I haven’t tried react-native, this sounds like my experience with most hybrid tools. Some are much better than others, but still haven’t found anything that I think offers a decent alternative to native
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    It's so much patchwork and the community seems so stagnant now, and for a framework that relies a lot on community contributions it's quite a shame. Would try Flutter tbh.
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    Legends code native only!
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    Worked a bit with Nativescript-Vue, was getting pretty good results, still on development but i think it's on the right track
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    I found productivity in react native very low, mostly due to lack of components for doing native stuff, but also having to learn the new markup and flexbox styling.

    Is cordova / phonegap an option? I really don't know why it cops so much crap for performing badly. I can name several native apps released by google that perform like shit.

    cordova works great for me.
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    Even though "Apple says no". Fuckers.
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    I'm actually quite productive with react native, it's just that the end product often has performance issues.

    I tried to work with Cordova, but I had some issues with the list implementation and chose not to use it.

    I started using Flutter, and I must say I'm impressed.

    I don't know what to think about the Dart programming language, a bit to boilerplatey for me, and the build methods of widgets could use some syntax like JSX of React, but apart from that, looks great!
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