Flutter or React Native? Choosing the Best for Cross-Platform Apps

Historically, cross-platform development meant individual codebases, and that meant longer projects and higher costs. Cross-platform frameworks ceased this by allowing developers to create a common codebase that could run on all platforms. That's been a gold rush for business in terms of delivering maximum value with minimum resources while maintaining a unified user experience. Enter Flutter and React Native Flutter, originally developed by Google in 2017, is an open-source user interface toolkit that leverages the programming language Dart. Flutter allows for the development of mobile, web, and desktop applications that are natively compiled directly from a single codebase. Flutter's foundation is rooted in widgets that can be customized with the same and beautiful look for any platform. React Native, built by Facebook and released in 2015, is a JavaScript and React platform. It enables the development of mobile applications development with a native user experience native ...