What’s the best cross-platform technology in 2023?!?!

What's the state of Cross-Platform Applications in 2023, and HOW did we get here? Let's have a quick history lesson about the significant and impactful moments from Cross Platform Applications like Flutter, Capacitor, React Native, Ionic, & more!

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[taua_mendonca]

Just remembering: Flutter is migrating to the Impeller engine, leaving Skia behind. It's already open to development for iOS apps if I remember correctly, but still not fully suported in all platforms.

[DavidSchmidt]

Behind the Code: Simon's Journey through Software History. I sense a new series...

[Shakl-e]

Flutter is the king. One day it will render faster than native. Others can't really compete with it :)

[marcpanther]

The title is missing "mobile" in the string. Qt, etc?

[psclip]

surprisingly, the slint framework with rust is very good, I tried the demo GUI application, the animation is very smooth and fast,
I don't know if it's better than flutter because it uses rust which is very fast, flutter uses the new Render impeller.

[eddieng]

You forgot the big thing of 2023, Kotlin multi platform mobile is stable version today. Just announced. I’m Java developer and I bet on KMM or Kotlin compose for the future

[witchmorrow]

such a useful introduction to the software of making apps, thank you!

[sweetcapitan]

It would be nice to mention Compose Multiplatform, even though it's still in alpha, it's disgustingly strong enough for established tools

[pererikbergman]

Kotlin Multiplatform FTW the benefits of both native and current hybrid solutions :)

[yogeshsahni]

"Kotlin Multiplatform crying in corner with Compose Multiplatform" for Recognition

[pierreclavequin]

I think that Cordova is quite good now, many improvements have been done last few years

[DrumAdrian]

That was fantastic and helpful. Thank you !

[pungkuss]

I think Google just got rid of the Skia rendering engine in flutter. They created Impeller from scratch.

[ShadowedOnion]

Hi Simon, I was wondering if you would mind stating what you think the best choice would be of these three in my case? I am starting what is primarily a web application for businesses that will have a B2C portal available later in development via an app. As I am likely to be the sole developer on this for a while, I thought it would be best to use a cross-platform application for the initial delivery of the product, then maybe switch to using a dedicated native app build later down the line. I already have react experience, but I am happy learning anything. Thanks!

[zakirhoosen]

Hey. How can i upgrade from ionioc 3 to latest

[VladimirDjokic]

Forget React Native, stick with flatter and enjoy life :)

[ChenthamizhKUMARANJeyakanthan]

Your suggestion is good one.. ❤ from India

[masterandroid]

I am using ionic 6 and angular 14 and works perfect but I see with my customers that it's not more necessary make a native application because he prefers an website with sms and emails notifications and email and phone to auth, so I guess the demand for mobile apps will decline in the coming years with iOS 16 update that now add push notifications so this a big news for html5 webpages

[nemst]

Im vary surprised that you did not mentioned KMP and Compose Multiplatform

[manuonda]

Thanks for the content! Why jet pack compose of android is not include in the list