flutter-vs-reactnative
                     
According to Business Perspective which one is good: 
Flutter or React Native?
 Developing the apps quicker and reducing the costs using cross-platform development: isn’t that 
the endgame? 
 But, now the question is: which technology would meet both these criterions? 
 Two of the leading market players are Flutter and React Native because these are both 
amazing Cross Platform Solutions.
 So, which one has an edge over the other?
 Now, a leading app developer like W2S Solutions builds commercial apps for their partners using 
the approach which fits the needs of the business the best, be it React Native or Flutter. 
 But, it still helps if business owners have a general idea about both these approaches to 
understand what suits their app ideas.
   A brief idea of what Flutter and React Native entails
   Flutter : 
 Flutter is more of a newcomer in the world of multi 
platform development tools, and yet, it has already 
been making a name for itself.
 Google beta tested this for a year before finally 
releasing it in 2018.
 Truth be told, the framework’s commercial portfolio is 
still being developed. 
 However, within just a year of its development, it has 
already bagged the apps for the top names like Nissan, 
Reflectly, and Alibaba. 
 So, without further ado, let’s see which one of these 
two approaches is good from your business 
perspective.
    React Native :
Facebook officially brought out this framework back in 
2015. 
It is based on the own component library of Facebook 
called React, and uses JavaScript for multiplatform 
development. 
It is reliable enough to be popular with both enterprises 
and developers.
In fact, it has been used to create the present versions of 
Instagram and Facebook for both Android and iOS, 
including Wal-Mart, Skype, and Uber.
 However, some of the high-profile businesses 
like Udontry and AirBnB have been moving away 
from React Native and going for native app development 
instead.
Number of platforms Flutter and React Native 
support
 Theoretically, both are great in terms of 
multiplatform development. 
 React Native lags a little behind in that regard, but 
the developers plan to improve it further with talks 
of mac OS inclusion also coming up in future. 
 With that being said, React Native still feels like the 
better option when the aim is to look beyond 
Android and iOS platforms.
 On the other hand, React Native works well for 
both the mobile platforms and web, so, it basically 
covers everything that can run browsers: exactly 
what a business looks for. 
 Though Flutter will be able to do that soon enough 
for sure, in this present state, it’s still not there yet.
The GUI features and the UI components
 Flutter gets one up over React Native in this aspect 
because, with it, the developers get two widgets for 
iOS and Android, called Cupertino and Material 
respectively. 
 The only way React Native and many others like it 
have, is to abandon these elements completely, or find 
ways to go around them. 
 Yes, agreed that you might get some inconsistencies in 
the design this way, such as getting the elements that 
look like iOS in the  Android Apps. 
 But, is that really such a bad thing? After all, you still 
need less UI testing because Flutter has got your back 
in this regard. 
 You get a lot of flexibility and a bit of native-ness with 
Flutter, while React Native gives you completely native 
UI elements: the choice is yours.
The competitive advantages of Flutter and React Native
  Flutter    React Native
 The rich widgets make it look and feel great.  The reliability from being over five years in 
the market
 Steadily growing popularity and community.
 Vast, mature community of users
 Great support from the team at Flutter and 
thorough documentation.  An easy to learn interface
 Slated to come with upgrades that make using  Countless libraries and tutorials to facilitate 
one codebase for mobile and web platforms easy and quick development
possible.
 Reuse of the code possible for both desktop 
 Excellent time-to-market records app and web app development
The major drawbacks of Flutter and React Native
Flutter might not be the best   React Native might not be the 
fit for you if: best fit for you if:
 The app needs 3D touch support because  The app requires dealing with super-
that’s still under development specific but uncommon tasks in the 
background, such as calculating
 The app design is platform-centric
 You need custom communications using 
 The app involves more interactions with one Bluetooth, which is difficult with React 
OS, or needs lesser-known native libraries Native
 The app relies heavily on the use of phone  The app you’re creating is meant solely for 
hardware and less on UI Android. 
 You want like an instant, small-sized  At this point, iOS gets better support 
application compared to Android.
  Wrapping up
 The choice between Flutter and React Native, at the end of the day, depends on the specifications of 
your project, your priorities, and the roadmap that you have set for the future. 
 Here’s hoping the information given above has given you enough ideas to know the right framework 
for your project.
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