Because it draws its own widgets. That means it's properly cross platform and not a half measure like react native.
If you use react native you run into platform specific problems. Write once, debug everywhere. Might as well go all the way and write a native app. Flutter (and Codename One BTW) doesn't have that problem. It's truly portable and lets you customize everything.
Because it draws its own widgets. That means it's properly cross platform and not a half measure like react native.
If you use react native you run into platform specific problems. Write once, debug everywhere. Might as well go all the way and write a native app. Flutter (and Codename One BTW) doesn't have that problem. It's truly portable and lets you customize everything.
Makes sense. Thanks!