I m an react native guy, now i want to switch to flutter. Is it a better move?

If you're making any move, it should be to native app dev.

Why don't you do both? It is not like you switch train tracks and pursue only one of them forever

I want to jump from VueJs + Cordova to React Native.
I do like how Vue gives you the ability to split JS, HTML and CSS on different files.
Can this be done on React Native?
I’ve looked it up but didn’t find reliable answers.

@nofckingcluedev
You can, but it's going well off the reservation.

@SortOfTested how do you guys maintain components that have a lot of code (ex 300lines js + html + css)

@nofckingcluedev
Angular 👍

All I know is that Flutter will whether be a revolution or Google will drop it one day for no reason. As they use to do it..

@nofckingcluedev dont even start... this was a week long debate on my previous team. Team lead advocated for having all the code in one file. Thanks to vertical monitors It wasn't too bad

@SortOfTested that's exactly what a friend of mine would say. For him react-native, ionic, etc, it's "not mobile development"

@jigonzalez
There's some validity to wanting to reuse your code, and platforms like nativescript get pretty close to the "metal" by allowing cross-language inclusion. It is beneficial to understand both the abstraction and what it abstracts so you can drive intuition in it's usage

@Gloursaya

The past is the best predictor of the future.