Robert on Nostr: After 1 year using Flutter/Dart I still recommend using Kotlin Multiplatform instead. ...
After 1 year using Flutter/Dart I still recommend using Kotlin Multiplatform instead.
No second best - you can share code, but still leverage the native frameworks. Interop is superior. Transitions, animations, system popups are native by default.
If you want shared UI too until product market fit, you can use Compose Multiplatform. Use native UI on iOS later, without rewriting all your business-logic.
Consider learning about it
No second best - you can share code, but still leverage the native frameworks. Interop is superior. Transitions, animations, system popups are native by default.
If you want shared UI too until product market fit, you can use Compose Multiplatform. Use native UI on iOS later, without rewriting all your business-logic.
Consider learning about it