Flutter vs React - Shorts by Roman Just Codes
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Quick Short on Flutter vs React - My Reactions after having used both in a production environment and developed / shipped apps for both frameworks.
#Flutter #React #CrossPlatform #Web #Desktop #HTML #Hooks #Components #Widgets #Dart #Javascript - Věda a technologie
Week two of learning flutter I’m hyped!
keep it up Aaron, you will love it more as you move forward! Kudos to you!!!
@@romanjustcodes
Hello Roman! Could you please help me with one thing question?
I have some experience with html, css, js, php, mysql. But I'm new in the topic of creating apps.
I heard about webview lately, and as far as I understood, it can be used in this way: I create a website using html/css/js and then transform it straight into an app.
So I'm wondering if I need to learn Flutter or I can just transform any website into an app by just simply using html/css/js.
Is it worth learning Flutter?
@Asim Khan Entertainment Udemy
@@developerninja619 this is what I want to know as well
@@cannalibrium4025 now I know that it's not just me lol
“Which one will get you a job faster?”. That is the deciding factor honestly
Yeah that's a huge plus, but if you're an entrepreneur perhaps Flutter is best.
@@kusali11 I think it all depends the type of project you are aiming for. Technically speaking, React Native has WAY much more support and documentation, while Flutter still lacks on that. It has gotten better, yes, but for pretty complex projects, you will have a pretty damn hard time with Flutter, making the completion(or even MVP) time longer.
@RickRodGaming what makes it harder for complex projects?
I study a programming Bachelor and Flutter is the absolute future that will replace, yup replace react.
@@RickRodGaminglol no, prototyping is absolutely favorable in flutter vs react native
Week one of using flutter and wow I regret not diving in sooner. It's easier and faster than I imagined.
I agree.. Flutter Dart here I come🤣
been working with flutter for three years now, best decision i ever made
so glad you did - great decision - keep it up!
Please do more like this was so helpful and fun...
I've been building apps using Flutter for the past 6 months and it's so good.
I didn't spend too much time on books or courses. I just started building after 2 weeks of learning.
Currently I'm working on a POS app.
How did you learn flutter?? From where pls answer
@@fakdapeditz4937Hi. I just spent some time writing my reply, but when I clicked send it didn't send. Are you seeing my reply, because it's not visible to me.
What's wrong with CZcams?
@@fakdapeditz4937 Anyway, here's the short version. I started with Angela Yu's course on Udemy but the code examples were outdated. Not sure if it's updated now.
Checkout Vandad Nahavandipoor's course on Freecodecamp. And his playlist on flutter state management in his own channel.
Start building an app from scratch as soon as you get good at the basics and the common widgets.
Build something that's complex but not too complex. For example, bug tracker, habit tracker, expense tracker, or anything that interests you.
It's hard to get a job using simple apps.
There are other good channels that helped me learn Flutter.
1. Johannes Milke (Hey Flutter)
2. Flutter Mapp
3. The Flutter Way
The documentation is very helpful once you get comfortable with flutter.
There are many better ways to learn, but this is how I learned.
@@arunk2710 yes i saw your comments and thank you for all the advices. I appreciate it too much!
Where did u learn?
Not biased ,👌
I’ve used both, I prefer react native over flutter anyday. Here’s why:
1) components can be a simple function.
2) state management is damn easy.
3) you can apply css styles easily.
4) its Javascript🤷
i use both too
1. flutter components can be both functions and classes
2. RN state management is not damn easy compared to riverpod
3. lol css isnt a scoring point. you dont need css to do flutter
as for navigation? lol funny how you need packages for things as simple as that. should be out of the box
its not always about easy! flutter is easy by the way
hahahah javascript. lol
@@kwesikwaa i guess he has not used flutter that much, i have been using it for more than 1 year , it's easy than native
1) In flutter functions can be widgets and normal functions
2) state management is really easy
3) No need for css
4) its Javascript
Honest review
Currently learning flutter and I’m enjoying it.
😂😂😂I answered the same as you for each of them😂, it's been such a journey and I'm grateful to God for bringing me through this journey
I developed app in both frameworks. Flutter has more dev support than react native
Hi, I'm currently doing my bachelor's and just started learning Flutter, so I'm a little bit confused. Is it good to start with Dart and Flutter as a beginner? After some experience, can I shift or switch my field to any other technology?
And was your experiencem
In my opinion, they both have their strengths...
For Web development go for react.
For Mobile development go for flutter.
I agree. But if you try Flutter Web with WASM enabled, Flutter web apps are amazing! and gives you the lowest barrier to entry when it comes to becoming a Flutter developer so give it a shot. Sure don't build an e-commerce / Craigslist looking site in Flutter of course! Thank you for your comment!
@@romanjustcodesneed SEO support
What if the app you're building also needs a website that functions the same?
i want to start flutter, watching from Pakistan ♥️🇵🇰
I have used both frameworks. With a native app development background, after using both on different projects I went with Flutter because:
1. Performance is really good.
2. It influences a clean code way when writing an app.
3. State management e.g Bloc is very easy and clean.
4. Development is faster.
5. Documentation is well structured and straight forward.
Thanks a lot , this really helped me with with a very crucial decision of mine
This is soo true - I agree 100% ❤
Is flutter a frontend tecnology or both frontend or backend tecnology.
Means should we learn any backend tecnology like django , flask for making backend of flutter app ?
So after writing some apps in react, also on large, I can say I kinda grew react and fell in love. Now I'm learning flutter since a few days and I think it adds nice things that react doesnt has. I guess I need more experience to find out what is best for me but flutter also seems really nice
They make those plushees,
IMA NEED THAT
i like both
I keep getting conflicting opinions from both sides, lol. Most recently, a CTO mentor told me to go with React Native. This short reminded me that I was always leaning towards Flutter. I just feel like it will be the way to go for our app.
trust your judgement always! sure, someone can point you in a direction, but it is you who will walk that path. Flutter is a no-brainer due to its performance, multi-platform capabilities and developer friendliness, not to mention the amazing community and wider adoption. Continue on. your Flutter journey and you won't regret it. Thanks for your comment!
@@romanjustcodes I appreciate the encouragement, thank you!
I like how you lift the flutter duck😂.
Flutter devs. Let's cook that thing. Mic drop🎉
My man definitely likes Flutter.
Flutter always no cap. 🎉
I am learning flutter about one week.It is very addicted.I really love flutter
More Popular Among Developers - React
Adopted more by Developers - Flutter
Why so ?
Because Flutter team seem be addictive on complication. All developers will adopt it if there is no such beautiful packages like Riverpod (or Provider), Go_router (or Auto Route), Hook, Freezed, etc.. While setState is too childlike and Navigator 2.0 is too complex unnecessarily =))
Adopted means react devoloper trying flutter and they adopted it.
You just killed my inner demand for learning flutter 😢
hahaha better get to it, my friend!
Nice one roman😄
Am definitly learning flutter. The earlier you learn the better.
The importance thing for beginner, which one have a larger community, once you learn some of these you would be an experience encountering with incompatible version, and code updating, the question is which one have the most community for sharing thing this will be useful when the beginner jump into the problem as a react native user
Still waiting on your new upload on the flutter series
thanks @Greendly! been working a lot at work on a new Flutter app they got me doing (I brought Flutter to my company, now they love it!). I wish I had more free time to create these videos which I love. I'm currently working on the next one so stay tuned and thanks for your patience!
@@romanjustcodes having issues with the subcategory method
Getting imgName return null
@@romanjustcodes Roman. Do you a quick video showing wireframe on paper > Figma Mock-up/ Design > Flutter code? I’m not talking about no code options.
Flutter can convert a single code base to Android, ios, web and will soon be desktop apps!!. But react or react native is for mobile apps only
Lmao
So?
@@thedanielsdev2272 so you don't need react, or Tauri or android studio or Xcode
Just flutter..... I've been making apps in react js for a while and it almost feels very intuitive at this point but what I hate about react native is how much you have to realy on third party packages, like even the basic things can't be done by core packages, and half of those packages keep on getting deprecated or keep on changing their syntax like navigation and stuff.
desktop app update has been added
if you want to seek a job then choose react. If you want to make your life easier, then flutter is better.
cannot be much clearer. Thanks for your comment!
Flutter!)
Ok i'll learn both of them
Yeah 🤣
As a Native Android Dev, i can confirm when you use 3rd party app, 99% the error coming from either the API, the OS, or bcuz the app built by filthy Non Native Language.
Hi,
I am currently in my second year of my bachelor's degree and have just started learning Flutter, so I am a little bit confused. Is it good to start with Dart and Flutter as a beginner? After gaining some experience, can I shift or switch my field to any other technology?
Does Flutter have good scope and demand in the future?
React Native feels like home as a web developer.
Flutter has UI UX integration with figma
It's essy: if you are on a good financial spot, you can invest on flutter. Otherwise, react has more potential to solve your money problems. You will be able to learn both, you are smart. But time does not stop and maybe you still not have the money amount you wish.
you are correct, but if you are truly invested and want to build faster, with less frustrations and even having fun at the same time while learning a cool technology, Flutter is the way to go. I also come from React and honestly I didn't love the experience very much, but I validate your point. Thanks for your comment.
You get a like because you chose one instead of just wasting everyone’s time to say “they’re both great “ 😂
company ask for flutter more in my country 90% of them ask for flutter
same in Latin America, and more and more companies in the US - the momentum is real! Thanks for sharing!
which country are you from?
👍👍
Flutter is wonderful
Bro what about no job and internship and project work in flutter? I'm tired of a flutter but will learn it
If you can build anything with Flutter you still should be to find a job. If a company won't hire you then its not a company you should be at. The same thinking is needed nomatter the framework. Newbies like me should not be even touching React until we get xp
you will not get passed incompetent non technical HR people with Flutter experience. I would learn React if you are serious about web dev career. I am learning flutter to build by MVP, I already know React
Guys I'm facing some issues with vs code whenever i run the code it shows an error message Dart ui not found how to solve this pls help😅
Why is it flutter faster to dev an app on?
Good soccer players don't run to the ball, they run where the ball will be.
Flutter may not be as popular as React Native, but it will for sure.
How is flutter easier than react? It's pretty similar
Imagine, learning JavaScript,react, then react native.
On the other hand , it's dart then flutter
Flutter here I come !!!!!!!!
keep going!!!!!
React Native = Realistic
Flutter = Futuristic
I love FLUTTER
Me Ofcourse Flutter
The thumb up(wards) points to React...
I already developed 2 apps in 3 months using flutter, so theres that..😅
what do you actually use
that can be done with any technology, it depends on the "app" you are building
The default counter app doesn't count.
The weak: flutter
The strong: react
Dude are you serious ? You said in fluteer you develop faster than RN
you right.
Team flutter like ❤
i think flutter is best choice for small and medium business mobile apps
but if i talk about flutter web , it is stool
flutterverse
Yeah Flutter is pretty cool :)
Always ❤ with react native
no desktop or web application development.
haillll Flutter
Flutter 💕😘
embedded with flutter
React native is becoming more powerful
do i need html or css for creating flutter apps
Yes.. CSS is more preferred
@@Dhanushsajioh Thanks
I'll choose react native
Flutter
I understand flutter is way faster then RN but hey guys how many of you are making the most optimized app in the worlds? and the speed difference is not notable (they say : "Experts")
I might be very wrong or very right!
Anyway , Everything is fine untill it works for you!
Simple linux philosophy
appreciate your comment - you're totally right. Not everyone is making super-high performance apps every day. I also go by developer experience and learning curve. I say it coming from React, and Flutter is a delight to work with, not to mention the 9 different platforms it allows you to target.
Flutter for days.
Flutter has better tooling
Flutter is best and easy
Syntax wise flutter is easy .
I personally dont like web dev coding syntax .
Dude flutter just ain’t there for web yet. Sucks because flutter/dart puts it all to shame
Anyday flutter
React❤
no way react is easier for web devs
🤣
Twittterrr
RN > FLUTTER
fluttter.................
react-native is popular & fast job, while Flutter is the best. I don't get it. humans are so confusing.
React Native is garbage
Say Less
React Native :)
React is better
react is overused
couldn't agree more!
React sound so ZZZ
React sucks.
hahaha I share the sentiment.
FLutter is LOVE
.NET MAUI
👍👍
Flutter