[realusername]

I like Flutter as well, I've tried both react-native and Flutter for some small size side projects. I did not like Flutter at all when I've tried it just after the release but now that it had time to mature a bit, it's an excellent tool.

However I don't see why people try to push it on the web, it just renders everything in a canvas, it's a poor fit for web development.

[latchkey]

Oh wow, I didn't notice that it went to a canvas! Thanks for pointing that out. Definite consideration for whether or not to do use that in the future.

[realusername]

I don't know if there's a plan to create a DOM render but that's definitely possible the way flutter is done. It's just much more work of course.

[mrpickels]

flutter is based on skia rendering engine and recently they added support for web assembly, it's a matter of time. the thing is, think in terms of capacity and vision, react native is done, flutter will move.

[sophiebits]

React Native is certainly not done.

[mrpickels]

it doesn't look promising with the latest beef in the community and the last release notes that I saw in this project - to be real, they're laughable in comparison with flutter 1.9 changelog.

[Chyzwar]

They just introduce the new JavaScript engine just for react-native (hermes.js).

[lima]

The theme editor is a nice example where it makes sense.