Too often, there is no middle ground for the developers between quality and productivity; this is why the developers end up building the two distinct apps for two different platforms or go ahead with a cross-platform option where delivering native experiences is a hard nut to crack in.
However, there are many frameworks such as Xamarin, React native or PhoneGap that enables app production for both iOS and Android in one code base but, the equilibrium between performance, quality and production rate cannot be maintained.
It works with existing code, speeds up development, diminishes complexity, decreases the cost involved, and shapes design vision into a reality with no compromise in the development part.
Before jumping into Flutter’s pool, let’s take a quick recap of Flutter:
Google I/O 2017 marked the announcement of Flutter where it’s publicly released as an early alpha.
With the implementation of Material design widget for Android and Cupertino widget for iOS, the catalogue of Flutter has become fantastic with several built-in user interface components which results in a high-quality app that syncs with modern design trends.
