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Andrew Baisden
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Jun 1, 2022 ⋅ 12 min read

Flutter vs. React Native

Andrew Baisden I’m a full-stack developer from London. Programming is one of my passions in life. A majority of my most recent skills have been self-taught. I find this is one of the best ways to learn because you can go at your own pace.

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5 Replies to "Flutter vs. React Native"

  1. Hey I would have to say that React Native is my favorite at the moment. I am more familiar with the codebase and the ecosystem is more mature. However I see Flutter becoming more dominant in the future.

  2. Just a quick note: The React Native example seems to be more complicated, because it’s defining all the styles manually. But if we use an UI component library (like the Flutter example was using Material), it will be simpler.

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