Flutter vs. React Native

With the increase in the demand for mobile applications, a large number of enterprises are shifting their focus towards mobile app development. The introduction of new technologies, platforms, and frameworks is allowing mobile app developers to create revolutionary mobile apps.
Cross-Platform App Development has gained a lot of popularity in recent times as it enables developers to develop apps for multiple platforms like Android,  iOS, Windows with a single code base.
React Native is one of the most famous Cross-Platform for mobile app development introduced by Facebook and it has one of the largest active developers community.
However, Google introduced its own Software Development Kit (SDK) Flutter at Google I/O Developer Conference 2017.
So today we will be focusing on the comparison of the two frameworks –




What is Flutter?


Flutter is crafted for high-quality interfaces for iOS and Android in record time which is Google’s mobile app SDK.

Flutter is a free and open-source tool that works with the existing code and is gaining popularity with time.

Flutter helps in

  • Fast development

Flutter has Hot Reload functionalities that bring your app to life in milliseconds. It also helps in building native interfaces with its customizable widgets.

  • Expressive and flexible design

With fast deliver features focus on native end-user experiences. Full customization is achieved for its layered architecture which helps in the flexible design and fast rendering.

  • Native performance

It’s widgets contain all essential platform differences together with scrolling, navigation, icons, and fonts to provide complete native performance on both iOS and Android.

React

React is a JavaScript library that is efficient, flexible and declarative for developing user interfaces. It lets the developer compose complicated UIs of small and isolated pieces of code referred to as “components”.

React features 
 Components − It’ll assist you to maintain your code while working on large-scale projects. React is all about components.
Unidirectional data flow and Flux − React implements unidirectional data flow using Flux which is an application architecture that helps to keep your data unidirectional. Read More
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