Here are all the points why I think Flutter is the next big thing, and you should be looking into it: It is actually native (and not React Native native) . It doesn’t require a JavaScript bridge to talk to OEM widgets. It is the default programming language for all the apps for Fuchsia OS.
Read moreIs Flutter truly native?
Flutter doesn’t rely on native system components . Rather, Flutter has its own set of custom widgets, rendered and managed by the framework’s graphics engine (source). Users will see different UI components from typical native apps, but that isn’t necessarily a disadvantage.
Read moreHow do you use third party API in Flutter?
It works on the below message-passing style:
Read moreWho supports Flutter?
Flutter maintains official support for the following IDEs and editors via plugins:
Read moreWhat are platforms supported by Flutter?
Flutter supports development using Linux, macOS, ChromeOS, and Windows .
Read moreHow Flutter code is executed?
Flutter uses Dart Because Dart is strongly typed Object Oriented programming language. And it has features of Ahead of time compilation and Just in Time Compilation. Ahead of time compilation make Flutter SDK and Dart eligible to generate Native ARM Code which can be compiled on Android and iOS.8 May 2017
Read moreIs Flutter Cross compiled?
Flutter is no longer a cross-platform framework — it is something more.
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