One codebase, two platforms (Android and iOS), and the app still feels native. That’s the main reason Flutter is my go-to for mobile.
What I like most after building with it:
Hot reload: I see changes in under a second, so I can experiment freely.
Everything is a widget: Once you get the idea, building UI feels consistent and predictable.
Fast delivery: Shipping to both platforms from one codebase saves a lot of time for clients and small teams.
Great pairing with a Node.js backend: I use Flutter for the app and Node.js with MongoDB or PostgreSQL behind it, so I can handle the whole stack myself.
It’s not perfect. App size can be larger, and state management has a learning curve (Provider, Riverpod, and Bloc all have their fans). But for most products, the trade-off is worth it.
If you’re starting a mobile project and want to move fast, Flutter deserves a look.
What’s your experience with Flutter? Which state management do you prefer?
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