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Flutter seems to be gaining ground on React Native. And they also have web and desktop ports. Recently flutter overtook react native on Google trends.
Any other evidence? I don't "feel" this, flutter seems to be floundering from what I've seen.
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Wouldn't it have been more concise then to just state that you "needed a framework that supported rendering to a window that isn't owned by the UI being rendered or created by the framework"? I guess now I'm even more confused about what Electron supports... EDIT: Ok I see now, you listed your requirements and just stated that Electron doesn't satisfy them. The construct is confusing to me because the way it's worded…
React Native scares me with its dependency webs: http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/react-native From my experience, it's really great to work with and definitely saves a ton of work, but the depgraph above fills me with doubt for use in sensitive applications such as in finance or healthcare. For this reason, I've been trying out Flutter or even considering to go back to native apps. Perhaps there's some kind of middle…
React Native scares me with its dependency webs: http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/react-native From my experience, it's really great to work with and definitely saves a ton of work, but the depgraph above fills me with doubt for use in sensitive applications such as in finance or healthcare. For this reason, I've been trying out Flutter or even considering to go back to native apps. Perhaps there's some kind of middle…
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Wasm
With WASM though you will still have to have the app be deployed within browser context. Thus losing hotkeys to the browser etc Or you can build native WASM apps?
Not sure what the advantage here is over Electron. I know the chromium engine is a resource hog, but the scalability/mix between platforms makes it worth it. Curious to know what your thoughts are folks!
EDITED React native's GUI compiles to native code. Or something like that. It is very different from Electron.
It’s different in that it doesn’t use HTML or CSS (which is a major difference, sure).
React Native scares me with its dependency webs: http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/react-native From my experience, it's really great to work with and definitely saves a ton of work, but the depgraph above fills me with doubt for use in sensitive applications such as in finance or healthcare. For this reason, I've been trying out Flutter or even considering to go back to native apps. Perhaps there's some kind of middle…
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Any other evidence? I don't "feel" this, flutter seems to be floundering from what I've seen.
Same feeling here. still waiting for that killer flutter app to convince me one can actually build a real app with decent latency in flutter
Splice is now on flutter, including web. I'd say that is a pretty demanding app.
Excuse my ignorance. What's new about this? I thought React Native was already a thing?
React Native was a thing for native mobile app development. The post is talking about React Native becoming available for native desktop app development.