Flutter vs React Native vs NativeScript Startup Speeds on the M1 Mac

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Flutter vs React Native vs NativeScript on a M1 mac in a getting started test - this includes creating a new app, building, and running it.

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Very happy to see flutter is the quickest. Thanks a lot. Yup wanted to see hoe much time it takes for intel machine as well 👍

jiteshgarude

since i have bought the m1 mac i have been seeing your videos and they help a lot. i have explored many new things.

sarthakmunjal

Flutter's build and run time was simply impeccable.

ameysunu

I thought flutter was a mistake at first because of some in-flexible libraries but now it has been matured substantially

raunaknarayan

Yes, I would like to see these tests on intel mac and comparison between m1 and intel

yashrajpal

Thanks Alexander! I’m waiting to buy a new mbp until the M1X is out. Love the your videos testing dev tools performance using the M1. I would love to see the same test using an intel chip!

kuna_dev

Your collab video on SOC with Fireship brought me here. Would love to see more educational content like that!

haydenhuynh

This videos really help me not to regret ordering the MBP M1 and not waiting for the new M1X/M2, thanks Alex

ahmedel-kattan

Really interesting! One more reason to finally try Flutter.

johnsane

My M1 Macbook arrives tomorrow. Can't wait!
It will be my first Mac ever, wish me luck 😅

guiiimkt

I started learning React Native 2 days ago btw👍🏻 great one Alexander. fingers crossed for the parallels license..😃

monara

Getting start with flutter. It's promising. Hope they improve it on web

cuca

i’m following you for a while, i like your style. please keep going like that. hope you have more subscriber. good luck man :)

I have an M1 mac and your videos are really useful to me to take decisions.

josepalemany

Interesting test. Of course with Flutter you would always try a hot reload first, that even keeps the state of the app, and it is instantly ready. In some situations when hot reload does not work, you can do a hot restart, which starts your app from the beginning, with changes applied, but it always works, no rebuilding needed, takes about 1…2secs. So while in a dev session with Flutter it is very rare that you stop the running session/build and rebuild from scratch, there is just no need for it, and when you do, it is pretty fast, as you demonstrated. All in all it provides a very pleasant dev experience.

rydmike