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For what use case? As long as it's a crud and display app, either works. For anything beyond that, it will rapidly decay into needing native impls.
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If you know native I don't know why you wouldn't choose that.
I say that as someone who likes to dabble with React Native. -
Tounai13794y@SortOfTested it is theorically a display app. My question is more about performance issues
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Tounai13794y@N00bPancakes I want to avoid to write android native code because it is simply hell, and I don't want to maintain two different apps
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@Tounai in that case I concur with sortoftested, if you're not looking for ultra performance, nothing wrong with React Native.
Really though from my personal experience, I think the most important thing is to be sure to use what you will enjoy enough to finish it ;) -
Simple how fast do you want to be productive?
If fast then use react native
Else use react native and learn dart aside
I would like to begin to create a new application, which will probably be complex in terms of UI and I am hesitating between Flutter and React Native. In your opinion, which one is the best ?
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