Flutter vs React Native - Will Flutter Kill React Native?

Flutter vs React Native - What should you learn to get a mobile development job in 2020? This video explains it in 5 minutes.

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[dineshbas]

Request to provide a course in flutter

[OfficialHuMan]

Just finished your courses on react and react native.
Sees title: 👁️👄👁️

[jossyollarupuram]

Mosh is one among the best coding instructors and he breakes down hard concepts in a pice of cake.

[oladosutayo]

You know what's amazing about Mosh, he tutors us like an experience dad advising his kid.. You're just too good sir 💯

[appdeliverio]

We created many apps with different similar cross-platform frameworks, like Appcelerator Titanium, Nativescript, React Native.
Flutter is like a new milestone in native-like cross-platform development. Flutter wins big time.
Why? It is absolutely fun and fulfilling to create something using flutter because everything just works the way it should.

[ChumX]

It is very misleading to say that Facebook and Instagram wer built with RN, when in reality they are fully native apps with some RN components integrated into them.

[eswarsaladi]

Flutter is being used in startups and is google is really aggressive with flutter adoption, so if you are currently studying then its really best to go with flutter. Cause when you come out there will be really good opportunities

[arindam-karmakar]

I am currently taking your course for Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript and I'm really amazed by your teaching skills. You teach the most complex topics in such easily understandable way with great real world example. After finishing this course I want to take your React Development Course. Thank you for being such a great instructor. 😄

[adrian-]

Programming with Mosh haven't you thought about creating a Discord server so that students can help and interact with each other? This would be beneficial for us!

[leonelp]

He still don't make the flutter course ?

[bigmouthstrks]

Excelent video as always Mosh, I'd like to share my experience with Flutter:
I learned how to build cross platform apps using Flutter at University this year, and it is amazing how quick you can add features and stuff to your app, it is easy to learn, easy to remember, easy to combine widgets and to create your own widgets if you need to, so in my opinion Flutter is an excelent way to go if you are completely new to mobile development. Cheers.

[SHUBHAMGI]

2:16 return type is void and you're returning string ??

[marufhassan]

I am a Flutter Dev and the explosion will happen when Flutter Web is stable. The community is lovely and really patient with your silly questions. If you try Flutter Web, you will surely throw JS in the garbage after seeing the code readability and how easy it is to just go with the flow in Flutter.

[hamzamurtaza]

Beginning to start learning React Native today!

[Mfbzai]

For job and popularity you should use React Native. For better quality, you should use Flutter. Thats it

[DanielNistrean]

I've made a tutorial in both so my thoughts so far:
REACT NATIVE:
Pro:
- If you're a web developer, it feels more familiar.
- Uses JavaScript and React.
- JavaScript bridge will be removed in favor of the C++ interface which will improve performance.
Cons:
- Relies too much on third-party plugins.
- Components need more work to look good.
- It's not guaranteed that the app will look identical on all platforms by default.
FLUTTER:
- All in one solution.
- Components need less work to look good.
- The app looks like it's intended on all platforms by default.
- Compiles everything to native code.
- If you don't know javascript and not in need for a job is a better overall choice.
Cons:
- Dart language. Programming in flutter is closer to mobile dev than web dev.
- Flutter for the web is not production-ready.

[md.tanweerahmed]

I came with a question, and still with a question

[enzocorsini]

I'm currently studying Flutter as a hobby and as a possible source of income in the future while also studying IT in college. I started with Java and going from a bit of a background in Java to Dart/Flutter is almost seamless. I really enjoy app development in Flutter because you can see all the efforts Google has put into it with all the documentation you have from the getgo.

[mahanvahdani]

Best teacher ever. Proud to be iranian because of you ❤️ (React Native)

[JohnBrosan]

Definitely Flutter. It feels like Flutter is going to explode in growth and adoption over the next few years and there will be higher demand in the job market. ReactNative is good. But I feel that Flutter is an overall better solution