Now here many of you might say React Native is better or Native-Script is better. We are not here to debate on the comparison of them, but rather we’ll see to the plus points of the flutter that can be viewed as the key to the future. So let’s get started.
1. Single CodeBase: Flutter enables the conversion of the one codebase that is Dart into the native codebase of both IOS and Android. That is way more practical than creating your application separately for both IOS and Android. Not only this flutter can also be used to make desktop applications and also for the web applications so that you don’t have to create them separately which sounds pretty naive if we take about the future. Desktop app with flutter for MacOs is out and for Windows and Linux still, it is in its beta form. With the help of the Hummingbird. Details for the same are for another topic.
2. Open Code: Flutter is made keeping in mind the perspective of the developers, what they want, and what makes their work easy. Keeping the same in mind Flutter kept its CodeBase opensource. You can understand how the button is formed and how different widgets work actually to get a better grip on your concepts. Rather in Swift, you cannot see how things work behind the scenes.
3. Hot Reload: This feature is like heaven for the developers. It enables us to view the immediate changes made to our source code to our application and escaping from the rebuild time every time you change or modify your code. Many of you will say that this functionality is also available in React Native, but as I mentioned before that we are not here to debate about the comparison between them.
4. Flexible Layout System: As we all know that both Android and IOS contains the constraints system that enables the layout to look even in all aspect ratios, but if we are looking forward to building an app that contains a large number of elements on the screen, constraints can be a headache. To relieve from it flutter does not use the constraints system instead it took the inspiration from the web were the flex, grid and similar layouts are used to maintain the responsiveness. Flutter uses concepts like column, row, stack, padding, etc to maintain the uniform layout.
5. Great Docs: If you are a beginner to Flutter, the things are going to be easy and straightforward for you because of the great documentation support of the Flutter. Flutter's document support comes from Google which can give you the contentment of learning the right thing.
6. Great widgets collection: Flutter uses widgets to build the layout of the screen. There's a whole collection of widgets out there which helps you to design your app and make it look awsome hasslefree.
Conclusion:
So these were some points that are pretty much clear that how the flutter can easily be the future tool for the developers. Flutter gives you eye-catchy UI, great developers options, awesome documentations, and Though in the current scenario many companies are not enrolled with Flutter yet but in the upcoming years if things remain thriving sure the companies are going to opt for the Flutter. And if you like any other tool like React Native, Iconic, or something else, that's up to you, but one thing is sure that flutter will not disappoint you.
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