Which one is best? Flutter Vs. React Native

Cross-platform solutions are gaining popularity. Flutter and React Native are both mobile app development technologies that are leading in the market. They help build interactive applications for Android and iOS. Since they both serve the same purpose, it is difficult to understand the differences between them and choose the right one for you.

They both possess a huge number of features, have open-source frameworks, and are powerful enough to develop any application. At this point, a question appears: what is better for development, Flutter or React Native? In this article, we will try to find the answer to this question.

Flutter is a cross-platform framework developed by Google. Flutter apps are compiled into machine code using the graphics and visualization engine built into C/C++, an open-source framework to create high-quality, high-performance mobile applications across different mobile operating systems so applications are very fast and high-performance. Flutter is a single codebase development framework. The application that you make on Flutter can be published on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, and web.

React Native is another popular cross-platforming framework developed by Facebook engineers.

React Native is a framework that combines the best parts of native development with React to build user interfaces. It lets you build mobile apps using only JavaScript. It allows you to ship iOS and Android apps with a single code base. It offers the ability to write a few components in Swift, Objective-C, or Java when needed. React Native architecture heavily relies on JS runtime environment architecture.

Despite the fact that React developers are easier to come by, the mere fact that Flutter is backed up by Google makes it a serious React Native alternative to consider.

Google cross platform mobile development relies on Dart compiler, while React Native development relies on WebView and JavaScript layer that effectively decreases the speed of a React Native mobile app.

Flutter comes with its own rendering engine that enables the creation of genuinely unique designs at the expense of increased project weight. React Native is restricted to the use of native components that may need further customization by hand. A Flutter app can jump into the desktop environment immediately, while a React app must use a web interface as an intermediary for that situation.

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