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Yes.
Flutter is faster, more flexible, more stable.
There is no problem with Java/Swift when the project is not built.
The platform is essentially the same - the Skia engine.
Renders the SAME way on Android and iOS.
I am satisfied.
Wrote an application for React Native for a year. As soon as Dart was released, they decided to switch to it for the following reasons:
- The speed of work in general and on android in particular - the difference is simply amazing. The difference is especially noticeable on cheap android devices.
- Hot Reload - a very cool thing that allows you to significantly speed up the process of developing and modifying the UI
- No assembly problems for IOs and Android - with RN it was a real pain. Flutter, on the other hand, you just need to run the desired command and that's it. Well, for IOS, you still need to set 3 fields through xCode. but that's all.
Of the minuses, the only thing that comes to mind is the less convenient Redux. Still, in RN it is implemented somehow more clearly, but perhaps this is subjective.
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