Actually it depends what you want to build. If you need only nice crud application then flutter or reactnative works very well. If you need more native feel, native UX and lower level features like bluetooth, vpn, etc, then Xamarin is way to go. Xamarin actually use native components under the hood, but Xamarin is hard to learn and much native knowledge required framework, I would say.
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Actually it depends what you want to build. If you need only nice crud application then flutter or reactnative works very well. If you need more native feel, native UX and lower level features like bluetooth, vpn, etc, then Xamarin is way to go. Xamarin actually use native components under the hood, but Xamarin is hard to learn and much native knowledge required framework, I would say.