In my opinion flutter is the best for cross platform mobile applications

Better than ionic, nativescript and xamarin for now

Is it just me or does anyone else think that ionic sucks.
The documentation is often wrong and/or incomplete.

The overview of your commits/channels is just shit.

The only good thing so far is that you can update it without the User needing to download a new binary.

What about react native? Facebook app seems to run pretty well on react native.

Also progressive web apps are good enough for not complex cross platform apps.

@senzory why js sucks? Just bcs you dont like it or...?

In my opinion it's really straight forward easy, good documentation but sadly there is no enough support for it we have to wait few more
But for now it's perfect as well as @senzory said i hate everything realted to JavaScript

@zemaits Facebooks App isnt using react native. They use litho on Android and ComponentKit on iOS.

I worked with react native too, and I'm not impressed.

@Johnix wow I didn't know that. never heard of litho framework for android and componentkit for ios

Try quasar :)

No, it's not. Its very limited, there are hardly any plugin and its just a half-done platform until now.

I'm glad it's not another javascript framework. Dart is familiar and does not contain surprises.

FLUTTER is BAE

How is it better than Xamarin?

I’m curious cuz I just started a soon to be large Xamarin project

@DeveloperACE definitely it's better and more scalable for huge projects.

@DeveloperACE its better because you are going to enjoy the countless hours of debugging when something goes wrong and nobody will be able to help you. 🙂

Depends on the language of your choice. If you are more comfortable with dart then obviously flutter will be better for you. I am more used to C# so I use xamarin for most parts.