Flutter vs React Native vs NativeScript vs Ionic vs PWAs | Maximilian Schwarzmüller, Udemy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2022
- In this video, Flutter vs React Native vs NativeScript vs Ionic vs PWAs, Udemy Instructor, Maximilian Schwarzmüller will help you learn the following:
How does React Native compare to Flutter, NativeScript or Ionic? What are the differences? Which one should you learn? How's performance for each of these options? I chose 8 metrics to compare these technologies and help you with that decision.
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NativeScript seems like a diamond in the rough. A great solution in terms of tradeoffs, a fairly mature framework, just not that well-used. I've been trying out Tauri mobile, but I think I'll give NativeScript a try.
one of the best comparison videos in this topic out there on youtube !
Love you man! your videos always on the spot!
I like the NativeScript and i used with Svelte, in the version: SvelteNative. It's pretty good.
This was very helpful. Thanks a lot!
Wonderful comparative, thanks for sharing !
Max, you're the man. Your videos are always very helpful. It seems like Ionic has an edge in this befause of the ability to resue website code in the mobile app
Could you create a video comparing Kivy to Flutter and React Native. Because, we are thinking to use Kivy for our mobile development, since our other non-mobile applications heavily use Python, so we would want to leverage the Python skills.
You're the most lovely teacher Max 😍
Yay NativeScript! Unfortunately it's the best kept secret of the cross platform mobile space. Glad I found it, hooked!
This is super comprehensive.
To be honest, I prefer flutter. I kind of found it hard to make that transition from React to flutter but all in all I never regretted it considering the type of apps I make are mostly performant intensive and flutter's new impeller engine makes me feel like I can make any app with no limitations. in my view, if you know a bit of java and swift and you code in flutter, you can build apps with native features like apps with widgets on the home screen in a short period of time whiles shipping the same app natively to windows, mac and linux. Now I have even began utilising flutter for embedded systems. I strongly advise programmers not to stay in their comfort zone and explore new Tech.
I'm kind of stay in your tech if it is enough. Sometimes I feel that a new tech just make programmer's busy, while keeping the big company's project safe from freelancer :D
Great overview! Thank you!
i'm interested in a course for react native with typescript, something with navigation too
What about "write once" if you want one codebase for Android, IOS and a normal website (web app) ? Is Ionic winning there or Flutter is mature enough now for web aps as well? Do Google ever used flutter for a webapp? They created Google Ads with flutter but mobile only versions or also the web version?
I bought your course it is worth it
nativescript + vue ftw
the more problematic in react native is the packages.... Everything need a package and in more cases the packages its a broken... And in another cases the package conflict in another package... basically your code boils down to debugging packages
I like how this video includes NativeScript but Xamarin is omitted. Microsoft qqing.
Or the more modern .Net Maui, should replace Xamarin.
Probably because less people want to code an entire app in C#. It’s a great language, but like Java, it’s more on the verbose side. Like, Android development is a lot more pleasant coding in Kotlin than it is coding in Java.
React native best 👌
Doesn't Google also have control over development of the Android phone OS, seems like that would add an advantage to Flutter/Dart as well.
literally just a repost of a video done 3 years ago...
It’s an updated video for one of Max’s Udemy courses.
Super confusing and misleading. It should have the date.
hello, how about Vue Native ?
Nice feature missed in the review "code push"
Which platform has the best interface with common databases like PHP MySQL?
Flutter
I tried to use Ionic once, but it felt like they were trying to break react and make it work like Angular. It was a terrible experience. I couldn't get a darn thing to render to the screen.
Im tossing up between nativescript and ionic - ionic wanting to charge for Auth is a real bummer
Hey Max , as a react dev I can use react native , but people advice me flutter all the time ? Why? What flutter can do what react can not?
Cheers
I don't have a proper reason for this but I hate react-native not because it's complex or anything else. I hate react-native because to even get started with frameworks/libraries support and compatibility is always a problem, some lib or some tool always is outdated and you alone have to implement any feature for yourself.
In case of flutter, it's very easy to setup and once you know the basic building blocks then it's very simple to create widgets or reuse widgets created by some other devs. And mostly no compatibility issues.
Just my 2 cents - React Developer.
a flutter dev will produce an app faster than a react-native dev will. Workflow is smoother. Disadvantage is you need to know Dart
@@SmartWizzard oh, thanks for the explanation
A Flutter app will be faster…
A Flutter app will be faster…
Thanks for this great comparison video. FYI: "ecosystem" is pronounced as if it has two Es at the beginning (like "see" or "free"): "ee-cosystem".
good reddit tier comment!!
what about nativescript 8, is it good or not
Quite good. Better than RN
Ionic seriously underrated. Write once run everywhere!
React native is using Hermes engine from version 0.70
I wouldn't really feel comfortable using Flutter. Google is too kill-happy with their projects to rely on not one but two of their niche products.
Thanks for the video, some approximations but the comparisons charts are useful :) As for me, i'm agree with AirBNB ;) th-cam.com/video/vl12yhSh_Pg/w-d-xo.html + new features arrives on native first ... Dynamic Island etc ...
pwa, anyone?
NativeScript Better then RN and Flutter and Ionic
really?
I kinda feel Flutter was not shown the love it deserves in this video.
flutter is absolute trash dude
yup, keep in mind this guy a JS Lord mostly isnt he?
@@k4ba cope
que guapo eres
I am not sure you understand what “compile” means.
You mean a combination of transpile and bridging between language sandboxes…
Who uses ionic? Pls thumbs up if Nybodt uses it in 2022. This is older video
I use it and it is darn powerful, I have a powerful medium-large shopping app that works similar to uber eats, but not for restaurants
Dart was not invented by Google.
Well, this guy does NOT really know Flutter, his mind is still the old/ancient JavaScript ...
This guy has the best selling course on Flutter in Udemy.
Has it been updated to Flutter 3.3 or at at least 3 yet?
@@codeplug so what ? he has multiple courses on multiple technologies which tells you only one thing ... he isn't good at at any of them... he does the course and moves on to the next thing (since that's how he makes money) he never goes deep into any of the technologies and build real world apps.... doing vanilla clones isn't considered going deep...
I did his course on TS and React Native ... its nothing special I could've done 100 courses that do the same thing on youtube....
@@HonestObserverupdated to 3.7.3
Max has the worse course in Flutter.
terrible voice quality
fake channel