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by calsy
1507 days ago
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Why do supporters of exclusive native development have to act all pretentious about it. You are developing mobile apps, get over yourself. Guaranteed you could not tell if 10 randomly chosen apps were developed natively or cross platform. I'm sure you will say you can though. |
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Depends, if it's React Native it's actually getting hard to tell with all the work they've done to UI performance and animations etc. Flutter or a wrapped web site on the other hand are immediately obvious to me, in fact there's a certain flavour of Flutter jank in lists that is an obvious tell. I can also tell when an app's using SwiftUI due to the presence of a particular navigation bug so "native" toolkits don't get a pass here either.
I'm not sure it's pretentious it's just those developers are close to the topic and have opinions about it - you see it in other areas of software development too.