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When it comes to mobile application development, we have a lot of options. There are plenty of cross-platform solutions that allow you to write code once and deploy it everywhere. The most well-known options include: Flutter (a Google product) React Native (a Facebook product) Ionic (built using Angular framework) NativeScript (built using Angular framework) Xamarin (a Microsoft product) Cordova (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) There are a lot of factors to consider when deciding which platform to use for mobile app development. Here we compare Flutter and React Native in terms of performance, ease of development, support, and more. Flutter vs. React Native - A Brief Introduction Flutter and React Native are two of the most popular frameworks for building mobile apps. They both allow you to build native applications for Android, iOS, and other platforms with a single code base. The main difference between these two frameworks is that React Native uses JavaScript and Flutter uses Dart.  ...

Flutter is a new cross-platform app development framework from Google that allows apps to be created for both Android (KitKat or later) and iOS (iOS 5 or later). It's all  open source  and still being developed by engineers at Google and you can follow two engineer's profile at  Chinmay Garde  &  Devon Carew . The main focus of Flutter is to provide low-latency input and high frame rates (60fps) for high performance on Android & iOS. Flutter Architecture Flutter is built with C, C++, Dart, Skia (a 2D rendering engine), Mojo IPC, and Blink’s text rendering system. To have better understanding of the main components, please check the below architecture diagram:- High-Level Overview of Flutter Architecture Flutter has three main components:- A heavily optimized, mobile-first 2D rendering engine (with excellent support for text) A functional-reactive framework A set of Material Design widgets, libraries, tools, and a plugin for Atom H...