@@McAko 1. Performance -> Flutter, because there is no bridge like ReactNative, Flutter convert codes directly into machine code. 2. App size -> Flutter 3. Rendering assets -> None of them, native android and ios is the only solution for better performance. But i vote Flutter although i am a reactjs developer. 4. Upgrade older version to new version -> Definitely Flutter :) Sorry ReactNative :)
@@abdurrahmanrobin4915 Thanks, I generally work as research scientist was planning to learn mobile platform aswell, had hard time deciding between Flutter and React Native.
@@gauravg2359 www.coursera.org/specializations/full-stack-react This is for full stack web development It has I think 5 courses one after other If you want to learn free just select individual course and select audit then you can access course for free
This man has been the most interesting TH-cam programmer I know...the last point is definitely the best point because...we can only say one is better than the other when there’s no longer support for it by the company...but as for now you just choose what makes you excited 😆
Learnt both Flutter and React Native.....build professional apps using both....Loved Flutter more....many principles are in common. Like the Dart language more because using "this" is no more a nightmare and full static type checking. Have been taking sessions on Flutter and people like it too.... Moreover regarding the documentation, Flutter has video docs which are never boring....
I worked on both Flutter and React Native. I loved Flutter very much and completed many Android apps within few months only (flutter is very fast developement) Coming to React Native, most of the time i spent to fix the bugs like build linker errors for iOS when i install cocoapods dependencies. If we spend too much time to fix build errors, when we concentrate on developing the app. My star is to Flutter.
I work in a company that uses React Native, and they have encountered so much problems, that we are returning to native code. Personally I prefer working with Flutter but just for apps that have not a huge demanding on complex views that need to look like native.
In GSoC (Google Summer of Code) 2019, students were struggling to find an organisation that works with flutter and they have to switch to other tech stack for their projects during the student application period. But, there are organisations that work with React Native. So from industrial point of view which is a major criteria React Native is having more advantage than Flutter at present time.
Being an iOS Developer, I use MVVM design pattern when designing iOS apps. As flutter recommends BLOC design pattern. Both the design patterns works on same principle keeping the business code separate from UI. So I find flutter pretty easy for me. Yeah in flutter you have to write separate code for UI for targeting different platforms, but you can write an abstract class for that and you are good to go. Last but not least you forgot to mention about the animations library that comes with flutter "2Dimensions" which makes flutter apps more delightful for users.
Criterion for better mobile framework: 1. Hot Reload 2. Release Date 3. Language 4. Learning curve 5. Components 6. Documentation 7. Native look 8. Community 9. Industry Adaptation 10. State Management(working life cycle, model, design pattern) 11. Use case is the thing eventually
@Muddasir yes ofcourse you can build mobile apps in rract native like we make in java or kotlin but there are some things which are a little bit complex in react native. As react native suggests , it creates native apps (android and ios), but they look a bit different on both platfoms while production so you have to test the app on both platforms in development phase.
I use react native for mobile app development. After looking at comments I feel like experimenting with flutter. I don't like to use third party components either.
Shivani Gaddagimath Hello Shivani , i'm John Michael a student and a web and mobile app developer in JS and React. Please interested in exploring job opportunities in web and android development.
Flutter, cuz... third party components look like a one word but we need to search for the component over the internet which suits your need then need to refer to document wrote by the hobbyist which may not be good In flutter most components bundled up out of the box and we have a one stop documentation It's just comes under one title: components But it makes hell lot of sense while developing So flutter will be the go to Choice it will be more productive than react native but yeah you need to learn dart😅
And, from personal professional experience, it is just too much waste of time & effort browsing around third party libraries and arguing about the better library to go with and sheer lack of proper documentation for most of them. Flutter wins that category by a landslide
React uses functional programming concepts while flutter uses the OOP approach...I always prefer Functional or mixure of functional/OOP that the JavaScript provide us ....but I like the UI widgets that the flutter framework provides out of the box...
I also like the way React Native uses style object for styling component, it will avoid deep nesting widget like in Flutter, because we need to wrap our widgets in "Styling Widget" to apply style on them. Using style object is also more flexible in passing it and editing it easily around the component
One important point was missing, Performance. I think Flutter master RN in this department. Flutter is closer to the metal than react. Now the reason why I prefer native kotlin and swift is threading. Support for threads API is poor in both frameworks.
I did a quick look up in Google and saw a couple of articles but they don't show much numbers. I have installed some flutter and RN apps on my phone and Flutter ones runs a bit smother. Flutter team has promised to achieve 60fps screen buffer updates with no glitch. This is a bit more difficult to achieve with RN unless you move all the heavy operations to the native component. But then that breaks the multiplatform purpose of it.
Saying you should choose what you like the most presupposes that you already have used both platforms to the extent that you are able to weigh the merits and demerits of both platforms objectively. Obviously this isn't the case for beginners who are watching this video to choose between the two platforms.
Regarding the point on language, I think we should also consider people who don't primarily use either Dart or JavaScript. There are a ton of people out there who program with Java, Python, C#, C++, and so on. For these people, I think it's safe to say that Dart will be much simpler for them to get up to speed. JavaScript has a lot of peculiarities that catch people off guard who come from more traditional OOP languages, and mastering these takes time and study. Dart, by comparison, is very much a traditional, modern language. People with experience in such a language can be productive with Dart in less than a day. If I'm running a mobile development team with developers who are most familiar with Kotlin, Java, or Swift, it's a safe bet they'll get up to speed faster with Dart than JavaScript.
1. For a web developer, who are already using Javascript, Php etc for them Reactnative will be a better choice. 2. For native mobile developer like swift, java or kotline will feel more comfortable on flutter because of UI components and designing... For me it's flutter..
Realise date - R eact Native Component - F lutter Language - R eact Native Docs - F lutter Native Look - R eact Native Community - R eact Native Industry Adaptation - R eact Native State Management - Redux (Most) You like most - R eact Native
I'm going to start it now dude do I need to get some hold on dart or just start off with flutter directly? I'm well versed with python syntax. Thankyou
lol we are Programmers and these videos are for Mobile Or Web Software Developer (A Programmers or Software Developer is a Person who Developer Software, Programmers = Software Developer)
Hey buddy Thanks for definition of programmer . And for your kind information programmer and software developer are not same thing. You should know that. And i am computer scientist and i also code in java , C++ and now days javascript also
Depends. Are you currently working for a company or wish to work for a company that focuses on making mobile apps? Then React Native. If you're working on mobile apps on your own time outside of work, then choose whatever you want as long as it works.
Hi, HiteshSir, You are giving good information but answers are giving is on same scales...which i didn't like.....you should give clear answer which has good future
Where is the performance index bro please answer this right here as a reply to this comment or please atleast give a hope that one day you will bring up a video which will entirety be based on performance. Thanks in advance, your videos are always amazing and please don't be offended by above request as it's my right,as a regular viewer, to ask you questions 😉
I have experience in front end and backend web development and I tried flutter but all those child children widgets are very confusing for me. So I chose react native for my projects.
Hi Ritesh, appreciate your effort on making these kinda video, this helps a lot for beginners, I would love to see comparison between any other technology with NativeScript-Vue (also a course on it). And, this is out of context, sorry! I feel that you need to align your room lighting so that you don't see shadow on right side of your face.
@@shikharsaxena4432 flutter is built upon dart framework which runs the UI at 60fps without any lag. Its performance is much better than any cross platform development frameworks.
I have pushed flutter development from February 2018 in my company and almost all of our apps either simple REST-based or communication with hardware sensor based, all have been migrated to flutter. The most important point I had considered before making the decision was the performance and compatibility with IOT/embedded devices. React is nice that they convert their UI code to native codes but all other logic is bridged from a web-based layer, so this posses a migration challenge for hardware/embedded based communication protocols. And one of the most important point that no one has yet touched it is that it's so simple to convert your java/Objective-C library to a flutter plugin, the documentation of building a flutter plugin is the best. For migrating REST based and simple services based apps are easy to migrate in these hybrid technologies but if they can not do embedded stuff, then that's not a good framework overall. So unless you are into embedded or IOT based projects, building an app from either of these technologies is good.
Mr Hitesh, thanks for the video but it would also be great if you go ahead and look at technologies like Nativescript or appcelerator and provide your insight into such technologies.
Hi Hitesh, there's something you didn't mention here and in my opinion, this specific point is a game changer which is how both frameworks render the views as you know react native has a runtime layer for javascript which compiles your javascript code at runtime but at in the other hand flutter renders its components using C++ graphics layer which and your dart code compilers AOT which makes flutter faster at the runtime of course.
I am a web developer and i love to code in react but the biggest downside of react and react native both is jsx i simply hate that jsx html is a very easy language but too verbose for simple designs whereas for web react is the best and i love it but on mobile dart is an awesome language and flutter has awesome build patern so flutter is better option if someone just simply hates jsx and loves dart syntax.
Hey Shantanu! Are you a student or working currently? Would you be open to exploring job opportunities in web development? We are a web dev company and looking for developers.
I don't like how React Native is tied to the online Expo service. Flutter is a bit immature but has a nice looking future. I actually think NativeScript is a really solid option probably the one I would choose. I have done some live streams of learning each of them and writing some simple apps.
Flutter - for the following reasons 1/ State management - currently (8 months after this video was published) better in Flutter than in React Native - Provider beats bloc (Flutter in Apr 2019) and redux 2/ Anything but IOS - Flutter works far better on non-IOS than does React Native which is time and time again a nightmare to work with on Android 3/ Dart - I disagree with your idea that JavaScript is the better solution here, if a JavaScript developer can not be comfortable in Dart in a few hours, (s)he should become bus driver or something else instead, those handful of hours will give them a programming language that is significantly better and far more maintainable 4/ Software maintainability - sorry, Facebook is bad at this, and upgrading React Native will send your dev team into a tailspin of frustration over and over again 10 for me/ I hate the way React mixes markup and code. I hate it in React and I hate it in React Native. It's just nasty. I know you can avoid it, but then the solution isn't anywhere as nice as Flutter. Also, check out the new language extensions in Dart 2.6, it seriously can cut down boilerplate code. Dart is heads, shoulders, torso, hips, thighs, knees and ankles above JavaScript in every way. A little less so if you use TypeScript (and if you do JavaScript, you're a fool if you don't) but still.
Yeah I agree with you for 2nd point, I heard that Dart is inspired from two languages Java and JavaScript they took best from two languages and made Dart, if we know any of these languages we can learn Dart within no time
@@milanpoudel3348 It depends. If Provider is not enough, then you can use Redux, if you wish. Most solutions do not require as advanced state management however, and for that Provider is far better and easier to work with. But still - you choose Redux if you really wish.
People should also know the basics of actual native devt.... As it will require when u make bigger projects to customize things.. I love react native + java(android )= awesome app
I would go for React Native, Flutter is REALLY great when it comes to design and appearance... but for now, it cannot handle much work... it's a matter of appearance AND PERFORMANCE in the phone of the users that counts most for me✔... thanks a lot for this video!🙏😍
i think all people here saying React Native is amazing havn't tried Flutter yet! small example of why Flutter is better : The Navigation Between screen RN: you need to install dependency and create stack and other stuff Flutter: All built-in, just Navigator.pushNamed(context, 'name of class');
The answer is simple: If you know javascript already, go for react native, for all other cases, go for FLUTTER---- bcz it is the future, it is from Google.....
Flutter vs React Native is like..... Angular vs React.... Where React Native = Angular & Flutter = React. I learnt both and i love both :D I even Love Angular.... Why? Because i love concepts than Brands 😂
performance: Fulteer ****, future: flutter. if Dart is new and tougher than javascript. But its fully oop, and powerful. and facebook intercepts your app for its benefits.
Flutter. Because as you mentioned in this video. Flutter components are built-in components, where as Reactnative components are third party libraries. I hate third party libraries
Java and Swift coders be like:
Keep going, we're listening.
Actually I enjoyed the video. But I still love native. So native all the way :P
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Java n Swift : Mhmm...... ofcourse it is 😏
You missed some important points - 1. Performance, 2. App size, 3. Rendering assets like video, 4. Upgrade older version to new version e.t.c
and what's your opinion? 🙃
@@McAko
1. Performance -> Flutter, because there is no bridge like ReactNative, Flutter convert codes directly into machine code.
2. App size -> Flutter
3. Rendering assets -> None of them, native android and ios is the only solution for better performance. But i vote Flutter although i am a reactjs developer.
4. Upgrade older version to new version -> Definitely Flutter :)
Sorry ReactNative :)
@@abdurrahmanrobin4915 Thanks, I generally work as research scientist was planning to learn mobile platform aswell, had hard time deciding between Flutter and React Native.
@@Navhkrin Go for flutter.
@@abdurrahmanrobin4915 my app get fucked after i updated react native to 0.60 damn this
I have worked on React native and just started learning Flutter... an I am loving it. So My Star to Flutter😍 .
Can you tell me from where to learn React Native?
@@gauravg2359 go to this vid desc and pump the React Native Course link
@@gauravg2359 go to Coursera
@@devbratdubey7598 Thanks. Any specific course name on Coursera?
@@gauravg2359 www.coursera.org/specializations/full-stack-react
This is for full stack web development
It has I think 5 courses one after other
If you want to learn free just select individual course and select audit then you can access course for free
This man has been the most interesting TH-cam programmer I know...the last point is definitely the best point because...we can only say one is better than the other when there’s no longer support for it by the company...but as for now you just choose what makes you excited 😆
Yeah from India is the best content maker
Learnt both Flutter and React Native.....build professional apps using both....Loved Flutter more....many principles are in common. Like the Dart language more because using "this" is no more a nightmare and full static type checking. Have been taking sessions on Flutter and people like it too....
Moreover regarding the documentation, Flutter has video docs which are never boring....
nobody:
comparison vids: i think it depends
Haha so true...it is never black and white with a clear winner.
yes because everyone has their own statics and they love them and they dont give that up for someone
I worked on both Flutter and React Native. I loved Flutter very much and completed many Android apps within few months only (flutter is very fast developement)
Coming to React Native, most of the time i spent to fix the bugs like build linker errors for iOS when i install cocoapods dependencies. If we spend too much time to fix build errors, when we concentrate on developing the app.
My star is to Flutter.
Thanks for the insights, im in the verge of choosing
Can you develop a food delivery app with flutter. Tell me the cost also
Hello, I am student so I need some help. Is there anyway I can contact you.
PROV-TECH-PARK i’ll do if you need .. text 9729198082
@@thewebcreator2825 whatsapp at +917010755728
I work in a company that uses React Native, and they have encountered so much problems, that we are returning to native code. Personally I prefer working with Flutter but just for apps that have not a huge demanding on complex views that need to look like native.
In GSoC (Google Summer of Code) 2019, students were struggling to find an organisation that works with flutter and they have to switch to other tech stack for their projects during the student application period. But, there are organisations that work with React Native. So from industrial point of view which is a major criteria React Native is having more advantage than Flutter at present time.
good buoy
Being an iOS Developer, I use MVVM design pattern when designing iOS apps. As flutter recommends BLOC design pattern. Both the design patterns works on same principle keeping the business code separate from UI. So I find flutter pretty easy for me. Yeah in flutter you have to write separate code for UI for targeting different platforms, but you can write an abstract class for that and you are good to go.
Last but not least you forgot to mention about the animations library that comes with flutter "2Dimensions" which makes flutter apps more delightful for users.
Being iOS developer, which cross platform has more promising future ?
10th point was bullshit.
How can a person tell that I like React Native of Flutter..when he/she haven't used any of them?
Can You Please Continue Dart/Flutter Tutorial Series?
Paisa
@@saharamanson1970 ha ha
"Pain in the rear"😂when you wanna speak clean
😆😆
Criterion for better mobile framework:
1. Hot Reload
2. Release Date
3. Language
4. Learning curve
5. Components
6. Documentation
7. Native look
8. Community
9. Industry Adaptation
10. State Management(working life cycle, model, design pattern)
11. Use case is the thing eventually
So which is preferred now RN or Flutter?
Currently, React Native is Popular. But Flutter is The Future.
I also think so
yep, but you should learn Dart. Am i right ?
@@prathmeshbendbhar6555 am already professional flutter developer
@@iammusalman sir, How many years of work experience do you have?
@@prathmeshbendbhar6555 1.5 years
I love React.js on the web side but on the mobile side i love to use flutter fro sure
As a react web developer, no doubt i will go for react native even it has a lots of cons
@Muddasir yes ofcourse you can build mobile apps in rract native like we make in java or kotlin but there are some things which are a little bit complex in react native.
As react native suggests , it creates native apps (android and ios), but they look a bit different on both platfoms while production so you have to test the app on both platforms in development phase.
man!! you got a hell of a taste in music...love those songs in the end
Anyway😂
Flutter is future😎
@@ramonacedo37 thanks for the link. i never knew it existed
@@ramonacedo37 Nope, not gonna happen. Flutter with Fuchsia will play a central role in Google's ambient computing future.
@@nadeemshaikh7863 flutter team officially haven't talk about fuchsia and if about future no one can predict it.
@@hassanosama357 Yeah that's true, nothing is certain.
Flutter is good
2:14 Yes we are programmer😎
#iLoveFlutter❤
I use react native for mobile app development. After looking at comments I feel like experimenting with flutter. I don't like to use third party components either.
I think both are amazing in their own way . It's just like choosing between heads and tails ..
I ❤️ flutter
I ❤️ react native
Hey Akshit! Are you a student or working currently? Would you be interested to explore job opportunities in web development currently?
Shivani Gaddagimath Hello Shivani , i'm John Michael a student and a web and mobile app developer in JS and React. Please interested in exploring job opportunities in web and android development.
I watched this video so that I could decide which one of them to start with as a beginner. You just wasted my time.
just go with flutter
Flutter is my favourite... after mwdium dealing with RN
Flutter, cuz...
third party components look like a one word but we need to search for the component over the internet which suits your need then need to refer to document wrote by the hobbyist which may not be good
In flutter most components bundled up out of the box and we have a one stop documentation
It's just comes under one title: components
But it makes hell lot of sense while developing
So flutter will be the go to Choice it will be more productive than react native but yeah you need to learn dart😅
And, from personal professional experience, it is just too much waste of time & effort browsing around third party libraries and arguing about the better library to go with and sheer lack of proper documentation for most of them. Flutter wins that category by a landslide
Flutter can deploy for mobile App (iOS and Android), web App and desktop application ( MacOS, windowsOS and LinuxOS), I decided selected flutter
React uses functional programming concepts while flutter uses the OOP approach...I always prefer Functional or mixure of functional/OOP that the JavaScript provide us ....but I like the UI widgets that the flutter framework provides out of the box...
I also like the way React Native uses style object for styling component, it will avoid deep nesting widget like in Flutter, because we need to wrap our widgets in "Styling Widget" to apply style on them. Using style object is also more flexible in passing it and editing it easily around the component
sorry but you mean procedural?
@@ivan0kurnia I think. This guy seems stupid.
Stupid... JavaScript already has classes, objects and things. And React native is written in JavaScript and JSX. So it is automatically OOP.
@rasuru everyone knows that one can write C in C++.
Hi Sir , Can you cover same discussion now ? We want current competition advantages.
any framework appears and claims that it is going to replace the native
Actually I code on react native, but I would like to learn flutter definitely, Thanks for the video!
14 minutes passed like seconds 😊
One important point was missing, Performance. I think Flutter master RN in this department. Flutter is closer to the metal than react.
Now the reason why I prefer native kotlin and swift is threading. Support for threads API is poor in both frameworks.
I did a quick look up in Google and saw a couple of articles but they don't show much numbers. I have installed some flutter and RN apps on my phone and Flutter ones runs a bit smother. Flutter team has promised to achieve 60fps screen buffer updates with no glitch. This is a bit more difficult to achieve with RN unless you move all the heavy operations to the native component. But then that breaks the multiplatform purpose of it.
As a beginner how could I say about point 10 that's which language I like because I don't know more and wanna just start with the one
Saying you should choose what you like the most presupposes that you already have used both platforms to the extent that you are able to weigh the merits and demerits of both platforms objectively. Obviously this isn't the case for beginners who are watching this video to choose between the two platforms.
Regarding the point on language, I think we should also consider people who don't primarily use either Dart or JavaScript. There are a ton of people out there who program with Java, Python, C#, C++, and so on. For these people, I think it's safe to say that Dart will be much simpler for them to get up to speed. JavaScript has a lot of peculiarities that catch people off guard who come from more traditional OOP languages, and mastering these takes time and study. Dart, by comparison, is very much a traditional, modern language. People with experience in such a language can be productive with Dart in less than a day. If I'm running a mobile development team with developers who are most familiar with Kotlin, Java, or Swift, it's a safe bet they'll get up to speed faster with Dart than JavaScript.
Your videos always clears the doubts ❤️
Very strong points.good comparison.but i will work on flutter.inshallah
I just started with flutter a few weeks back and i'm loving it...
From where you are learning flutter.
@@roshansebastian1862 Londe app Brewery had a free course. I started it from there.
@@akhil_tj Thanks for your advice.
I love React Native (as a web developer). Hope it'll get better as it now got a competitor.
Bro, that is react js. Both are diferrent
1. For a web developer, who are already using Javascript, Php etc for them Reactnative will be a better choice.
2. For native mobile developer like swift, java or kotline will feel more comfortable on flutter because of UI components and designing...
For me it's flutter..
Hey Amit ! Are you looking out for job opportunities in web development currently?
Always had good time with React and Redux with the JS community support so I would prefer React Native .
I think if you want to be web dev should refer reactjs.
Realise date - R
eact Native
Component - F
lutter
Language - R
eact Native
Docs - F
lutter
Native Look - R
eact Native
Community - R
eact Native
Industry Adaptation - R
eact Native
State Management - Redux
(Most) You like most - R
eact Native
I m currently working on flutter, started loving it 😍😍😍😍😍
I'm going to start it now dude do I need to get some hold on dart or just start off with flutter directly? I'm well versed with python syntax.
Thankyou
I have no idea what are you talking about
But it's you and I like listening you 😊
lol we are Programmers and these videos are for Mobile Or Web Software Developer
(A Programmers or Software Developer is a Person who Developer Software,
Programmers = Software Developer)
Hey buddy
Thanks for definition of programmer .
And for your kind information programmer and software developer are not same thing. You should know that.
And i am computer scientist and i also code in java , C++ and now days javascript also
I already have experience in React JS and Redux so I'm going to go for React Native
Confused in React Native, Xamarin & Flutter... But attracted towards React Native. 😍
So you said to choose which ever one we love... How does a native android developer choose
Depends. Are you currently working for a company or wish to work for a company that focuses on making mobile apps? Then React Native. If you're working on mobile apps on your own time outside of work, then choose whatever you want as long as it works.
Hi, HiteshSir, You are giving good information but answers are giving is on same scales...which i didn't like.....you should give clear answer which has good future
Give 😍😍flutter😍😍 another year then repeat this comparison.
Would love to
It's been one year 😍😍
Where is the performance index bro please answer this right here as a reply to this comment or please atleast give a hope that one day you will bring up a video which will entirety be based on performance.
Thanks in advance, your videos are always amazing and please don't be offended by above request as it's my right,as a regular viewer, to ask you questions 😉
Of course it's your right. On performance index, I felt almost same with both. We need some benchmark tools to test more deeply.
you forgot the main part, the performance
Yunik Maharjan Which one has better performance?
@@bryanvan9212 Flutter
I have experience in front end and backend web development and I tried flutter but all those child children widgets are very confusing for me. So I chose react native for my projects.
Hey Gunjan! Would you be open to exploring job opportunities in web development currently?
I like Flutter but right now I am working on React Native:)
me too. I am very advanced in React Native, but itchy to learn Flutter
For newbie go for react native or flutter for job?
@@Ankt-nq8tw research your local market what people or companies use more. In my case it's ReactNative.
Hy! Need a little help, need to build an application having few functionalities of ticktock. So can we do this with react-native.
I liked your punch of zero point starting as being a programmer, great sense of humor
Flutter is really good, I done one project
Hi Ritesh, appreciate your effort on making these kinda video, this helps a lot for beginners, I would love to see comparison between any other technology with NativeScript-Vue (also a course on it). And, this is out of context, sorry! I feel that you need to align your room lighting so that you don't see shadow on right side of your face.
missed out the point "performance". Flutter is way more faster than react native
Can you elaborate on that? In what context is Flutter faster?
@@shikharsaxena4432 flutter is built upon dart framework which runs the UI at 60fps without any lag. Its performance is much better than any cross platform development frameworks.
@@shikharsaxena4432 it's has AOT compiler
@@shikharsaxena4432 flutter uses the skia renderer which works really well on mobile and everything is smooth as fuck
I have pushed flutter development from February 2018 in my company and almost all of our apps either simple REST-based or communication with hardware sensor based, all have been migrated to flutter. The most important point I had considered before making the decision was the performance and compatibility with IOT/embedded devices. React is nice that they convert their UI code to native codes but all other logic is bridged from a web-based layer, so this posses a migration challenge for hardware/embedded based communication protocols.
And one of the most important point that no one has yet touched it is that it's so simple to convert your java/Objective-C library to a flutter plugin, the documentation of building a flutter plugin is the best. For migrating REST based and simple services based apps are easy to migrate in these hybrid technologies but if they can not do embedded stuff, then that's not a good framework overall. So unless you are into embedded or IOT based projects, building an app from either of these technologies is good.
A great insight. Thanks
Flutter is really doing well, I'm sure upcoming year it's cover react native market. 😀
lol not at all :D
There’s space to both, Flutter will create your own market, specially when Project Hummingbird comes out, web and mobile with same code.
I like React native because it is really very big community to help us.
react native ⭐
next compare... node.js vs django
Completely agree..
Why not both? I happily use both depending on what project I am in
node js best for API which uses nosql database
I think that is not comparison node.js is much more better. Django is just simple
@@ksgj2000 it's like saying c# vs phaser
Mr Hitesh, thanks for the video but it would also be great if you go ahead and look at technologies like Nativescript or appcelerator and provide your insight into such technologies.
Node vs PHP vs Django as backend
Depend on the type of task as backend..!!
Php
@Eesa Munir node working enviroment is awesome
@Eesa Munir here we debating on node vs php . so get that flutter out
@Eesa Munir it node vs php not node vs flutter
Hi Hitesh, there's something you didn't mention here and in my opinion, this specific point is a game changer which is how both frameworks render the views as you know react native has a runtime layer for javascript which compiles your javascript code at runtime but at in the other hand flutter renders its components using C++ graphics layer which and your dart code compilers AOT which makes flutter faster at the runtime of course.
react native is a hot mess, flutter is a joy to develop with
I agree. Flutter is awesome.
Flutter is like a callback hell...
I am a web developer and i love to code in react but the biggest downside of react and react native both is jsx i simply hate that jsx html is a very easy language but too verbose for simple designs whereas for web react is the best and i love it but on mobile dart is an awesome language and flutter has awesome build patern so flutter is better option if someone just simply hates jsx and loves dart syntax.
Hey Akshat! Are you looking out for job opportunities in web development currently?
Definitely React native is just a amazing market catching.
But i love flutter ..
BTW sir how many times you tried to make the perfect star ?
I WATCHED THE ENTIRE VIDEO THINKING THAT NUMBER 9 WAS PERFORMANCE AND U SAY CHOOSE THE ONE U LOVE MOST!!!!
I think devs should learn Flutter even when having a React background, the development scenario demands us to learn a lot of new stuff always anyway!
i like React native because of Expo
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@@shivanigaddagimath6105 please contact me at my email. dubeyshantanu2@gmail.com
For me both are my favorites, but I've chosen to learn react native first from your website.
It depends on your requirments
I don't like how React Native is tied to the online Expo service. Flutter is a bit immature but has a nice looking future. I actually think NativeScript is a really solid option probably the one I would choose. I have done some live streams of learning each of them and writing some simple apps.
For me React Native, Thank you
I am beginners and fixing errors in React is too much time consuming 🥺
As I am from java background I prefer Flutter to REACT NATIVE.
Have u used react native before
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No I haven't.
Same
Hitesh, thanks for an honest review.
Flutter - for the following reasons
1/ State management - currently (8 months after this video was published) better in Flutter than in React Native - Provider beats bloc (Flutter in Apr 2019) and redux
2/ Anything but IOS - Flutter works far better on non-IOS than does React Native which is time and time again a nightmare to work with on Android
3/ Dart - I disagree with your idea that JavaScript is the better solution here, if a JavaScript developer can not be comfortable in Dart in a few hours, (s)he should become bus driver or something else instead, those handful of hours will give them a programming language that is significantly better and far more maintainable
4/ Software maintainability - sorry, Facebook is bad at this, and upgrading React Native will send your dev team into a tailspin of frustration over and over again
10 for me/ I hate the way React mixes markup and code. I hate it in React and I hate it in React Native. It's just nasty. I know you can avoid it, but then the solution isn't anywhere as nice as Flutter. Also, check out the new language extensions in Dart 2.6, it seriously can cut down boilerplate code. Dart is heads, shoulders, torso, hips, thighs, knees and ankles above JavaScript in every way. A little less so if you use TypeScript (and if you do JavaScript, you're a fool if you don't) but still.
Yeah I agree with you for 2nd point, I heard that Dart is inspired from two languages Java and JavaScript
they took best from two languages and made Dart, if we know any of these languages we can learn Dart within no time
Sir, is provider enough to handle complex state management?just like redux?
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It depends. If Provider is not enough, then you can use Redux, if you wish. Most solutions do not require as advanced state management however, and for that Provider is far better and easier to work with. But still - you choose Redux if you really wish.
talk about vue js
02:13. ..... start with zero....
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Love ur videos.....
People should also know the basics of actual native devt.... As it will require when u make bigger projects to customize things.. I love react native + java(android )= awesome app
This video will get more than 5k views within one day
Damn!
I would go for React Native, Flutter is REALLY great when it comes to design and appearance... but for now, it cannot handle much work... it's a matter of appearance AND PERFORMANCE in the phone of the users that counts most for me✔... thanks a lot for this video!🙏😍
React Native all the way
Flutter is beautiful in every way. I love React, but felt React Native was kind of tedious to work with.
A js fan, react native💪
I am college student should I don't worry which things to learn ? And Just pick what i like??
Flutter is my favorite!!!
i think all people here saying React Native is amazing havn't tried Flutter yet!
small example of why Flutter is better : The Navigation Between screen
RN: you need to install dependency and create stack and other stuff
Flutter: All built-in, just Navigator.pushNamed(context, 'name of class');
Flutter 💜
The answer is simple:
If you know javascript already, go for react native, for all other cases, go for FLUTTER---- bcz it is the future, it is from Google.....
Being from google doesn't automatically give it an upper hand.
@Muddasir Do you know react library? If not then go with flutter.
Also, typescript is from Microsoft.
Hey Athul! Are you a student or working currently? Would you be interested to explore job opportunities in web development currently?
Flutter vs React Native is like.....
Angular vs React....
Where React Native = Angular & Flutter = React.
I learnt both and i love both :D I even Love Angular.... Why? Because i love concepts than Brands 😂
But react vs angular is simplicity vs complexity so what do you mean rn = angular
Next year you would see new technology release for native app.. like Vue Native
Sir it is the best debate I have seen so far between the Flutter and React Native , Thanks so much .
Thanks
Flutter is best.
performance: Fulteer ****, future: flutter.
if Dart is new and tougher than javascript. But its fully oop, and powerful. and facebook intercepts your app for its benefits.
Flutter. Because as you mentioned in this video. Flutter components are built-in components, where as Reactnative components are third party libraries. I hate third party libraries
I like flutter & I am learning it.
Moved to Flutter from Android. First of all because of language. No way I will write on JS.
Sir please make a video how TH-cam algo works and also teach the concept of like and dislike
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React Native
Believe me or not but flutter is future