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The multi-platform frameworks (dart-flutter, react-native, etc), are they effective? To what extent? (lemmy.world)

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Any insight will be highly appreciated 🙂

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[–] [email protected] -1 points 2 years ago

Dart/Flutter allows for compiling native apps and allows for better device access.

I would not recommend react-native. I would recommened Tauri instead but Tauri does not compile apps for Android and iOS currently but has this on its roadmap.