Here developing a react native app using console.log everywhere cause the debugger won't stop at the right line or skip libraries when stepping.

But I still somewhat like RN 💙 I think it's a fairly ok framework when you get the hang of it.

I was thinking about giving Flutter a try though, and see how easy it is to use. What do you think about this library?

While flutter provides ease of use but restricts user from styling the components.
Actually both has their advantages.
If you are thinking of making some streamlined app then flutter will provide you the functionality, however for custom styling and excessive moduarity, react native is the way to go!🤓🤓

i'm no expert in targetting android,

but we had some webapps in angular 4/5/6 to be ported on ios, so we chose ionic to at least reuse part of our codebase.

i tell you, it's 10x faster to code true native in swift rather than use this framework.

reusability of our frontend inner logics, services and redux-ed stuff in ionic: next to 0% + a lot of undocumented black magic happening under the hood.

next time i think we'll give flutter a try too.

i'm playin with it for the moment, i really like it so far. good compromise, no automagic stuff, docs ok.

but it's still under heavy development