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by mdhb
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You are cherry picking things here. If this is some ideological thing for you I’m really not interested in having that conversation. The health of the two projects genuinely isn’t close at all. Comparing what they are actually both shipping in terms of features in the last year is two very very different stories. |
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Flutter monthly pulse: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/pulse/monthly "Excluding merges, 83 authors have pushed 451 commits to master and 461 commits to all branches" but:
1st engine-flutter-autoroll (bot with revisions autoroll): 185 commits
2nd zanderso (google employee): 25 commits
3rd ValentilVignal (contributor): 14 commits
in top 15 contributors for flutter you have also other bots such as: fluttergithubbot, auto-submit[bot], flutter-pub-roller-bot, dependabot[bot]
React Native monthly pulse: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/pulse/monthly "Excluding merges, 84 authors have pushed 437 commits to main and 575 commits to all branches"
1st cipolleschi (meta employee): 92 commits
2nd cortinico (meta employee): 83 commits
3rd NickGerleman (contributor): 45 commits
no bots in top 15 contributors
Also keep in mind React Native is based on React repo project. On top of that you have a lot of work by community in:
- expo https://github.com/expo/expo
- react native reanimated https://github.com/software-mansion/react-native-reanimated
- react navigation https://github.com/react-navigation/react-navigation
- react native skia https://github.com/Shopify/react-native-skia
All of those packages are highly maintained and are pretty used in all RN projects and considered standard.