Choosing between Flutter and React Native is a common dilemma. This comparison helps you make an informed decision based on your specific requirements.
Flutter uses Dart and compiles to native code. It offers consistent UI across platforms with its widget-based architecture. The learning curve is steeper if your team knows JavaScript.
React Native leverages JavaScript and React skills. It uses native components, providing platform-specific look and feel. The ecosystem is mature with extensive third-party libraries.
Performance is comparable for most applications. Flutter may edge ahead for graphics-intensive apps. React Native excels when you need deep native integration.
Karthik Subramaniam
Mobile Lead
Karthik Subramaniam is a technology expert at IB Solutions with extensive experience in mobile development. They regularly share insights and best practices to help businesses succeed.
