React Native vs Flutter Which is Better ?

What is React Native and Flutter ? 

React Native is a JavaScript framework for building native mobile apps. It uses the React framework and offers large amount of inbuilt components and APIs.With React Native, you don't build a mobile web app, an HTML5 app, or a hybrid app; you build a real mobile app that's indistinguishable from an app built using Objective-C or Java. React Native uses the same fundamental UI building blocks as regular iOS and Android apps. You just put those building blocks together using JavaScript and React.

Flutter allow developers build apps for both iOS and Android at once while using the exact same code. This may sound like a giant leap for Flutter but it still has a long way to go in catching up with React Native. At the moment, developers who are mentally bucketed with React Native are not even seriously considering Flutter. Although I believe Flutter might be the future of mobile app.



Flutter is Google's response to React Native and I'm sure you must have heard about it. After the announcement of Flutter, comparative discussions started making rounds on various mobile development communities about which "React Native or Flutter" is the best framework for developing cross-platform mobile applications with JavaScript. However, that's a no-brainer.


Come on Let's find which is Better 





In this case both are new technology. Now this is the little confusion to choose which one is better. React native already proved, A successful mobile app framework. Developed by Facebook. And lot of community ready to help you. You need to develop a Android and IOS mobile app very short time go with react native and its very interesting. Before you choose react native you should know little things in JavaScript. Why we mention here in react native code we use JavaScript base.
Why react native is trusted because the apps of top vendors like Facebook,Instagram,Skype,Walmart and many more.These all are developed in react native.
Here flutter is very new born. so many articles says performance wise compared with react native flutter is good.but we're yet to see any apps..and flutter is not released fully 100%. The beta developement process is on.we hope one thing in flutter. This is Google release so we expect helping community from Google too easy.Are you famliar with Dart language you can try flutter otherwise it takes little more time to learn dart language.

Conclusion 




When comparing React Native vs Flutter, We recommends React Native for most people. In the question“Flutter or React Native ? ” React Native is ranked 1st while Flutter is ranked 5th. The most important reason people chose React Native is:

Facebook writes their mobile apps in React Native so the code base gets pretty thoroughly used in some highly demanding scenarios.
But Each of Framework has its own Pros and Cons



Pros of React Native

1. JavaScript : you can use the existing JavaScript knowledge to build native mobile apps.
2. Code Sharing : you can share most of your code on different platforms.
3. Community : The community around react native is large, and you will be able to find any answer you need.
4. Platforms : React Native support IOS and Android platform.
5. Native : you can use native components controlled by javascript.
6 React : This is a framework for building web and mobile apps using JavaScript.

Cons of React Native

1. Native Components : if you want to create native functionality which is not created yet , you will need to write some platform specific code.



Pros of Flutter

1. Flutter has a hot reload feature that let’s you instantly see the results of your code changes. This is much like Android Studio’s Instant Run feature, but considerably faster. This obviously lets you experiment with the looks of your app more freely.

2. With Flutter, you don’t have to deal with XML files for creating your layouts. You define both the looks and functionality of your app using Dart alone. What’s more, you can take advantage of a number of modern layout widgets that almost work like templates. For instance, you can use a ListTile widget to easily create a list item containing an icon and one, two, or three lines of text. Or you could use the Scaffold widget to define the overall structure of your app, including the app bar, the drawer, and the bottom sheets.

3. Flutter apps can easily take advantage of a growing collection of Dart libraries. Thanks to those libraries, performing most tasks in Flutter requires very few lines of code.

Cons of Flutter

1. Flutter is still an alpha release. I, for one, didn’t find anything unstable about it. But, if you plan to use it in a long-term project, it would be prudent to think twice before you choose Flutter.

2. Currently, Flutter doesn’t have a WebView widget. So, you can’t embed a WebView in your app’s view heirarchy. As of v0.0.17, if you want to display a web page in your app, you must use a plugin that launches a new activity containing just a WebView displaying your desired URL.

3.The APK of a Flutter app will almost always be considerably larger than that of a native app. I have found that even trivial Flutter apps are at least 6-7 MB in size.

Motivation
Today we talk about today's new technology tomorrow maybe another technology will come…so we ready to crack that…All the best.

Written By : Tushar Verma
Flutter Official Site : https://flutter.io/
React Native Official Site :  https://facebook.github.io/react-native/
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