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

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

https://lemmy.world/post/5602188

Been looking at dart-flutter relationship recently… seen what it can do… pretty amaizing! Two birds with one stone is real! Before jumping to it, i soldem wonder; - what are the compromises that one would face upon embarking this? - can these comporises be that bad? (compared to native ios/android app dev) - how bad are the work-arounds (if they exist) to these compromises? PS: any extra information would be highly appretiated 😊

Before judging ( which i knw you will 🤣), I'm new to mobile dev. Sooo "handle with care"?

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carbonara

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In my company we use Ionic, it uses a native WebView to render websites code.

The fact I can use html/css/js to do everything I want is great. But having to rely on third-party Capacitor plugins to use native features really sucks. Ionic provides custom html components with native look, and this is great, exept for the fact it still uses MD2 for Android.

Implementing MD3 all by myself has been a painful experience, only because default components style is so baked in, that you have to use ionic custom css variable to even change the background.

Back in the days, we were just 2 developer for 2 apps and a Website, and Ionic build all 3 of them with just one codebase

LilDestructiveSheep

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Vue in general is the most interesting for me. Still a learner.

The way I can easily implement it like jQuery or code the whole thing for example. I like it.