You can build cross-platform mobile apps with Angular using NativeScript, or React Native, or Flutter.
While JS is really dominant in the market right now, languages like Dart and frameworks like Flutter give developers another option to create web/mobile applications.
Dart as a language is actually extremely powerful and is object-oriented, whereas JavaScript is functional, and it’s type-safe counterpart TypeScript leaves a little to be desired for those looking for a more strict OO perspective.
I’m not really sure what you’re trying to compare here. It kind of just sounds like you don’t think Flutter or Dart makes sense in a world where Angular, Vue, and React exist.
Another big distinction to make here, which is another that many other folks have made, is that while JS can fit a variety of use cases, that doesn’t always mean it’s the best fit.
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You can build cross-platform mobile apps with Angular using NativeScript, or React Native, or Flutter.
While JS is really dominant in the market right now, languages like Dart and frameworks like Flutter give developers another option to create web/mobile applications.
Dart as a language is actually extremely powerful and is object-oriented, whereas JavaScript is functional, and it’s type-safe counterpart TypeScript leaves a little to be desired for those looking for a more strict OO perspective.
I’m not really sure what you’re trying to compare here. It kind of just sounds like you don’t think Flutter or Dart makes sense in a world where Angular, Vue, and React exist.
Another big distinction to make here, which is another that many other folks have made, is that while JS can fit a variety of use cases, that doesn’t always mean it’s the best fit.