Flutter by Google

Flutter is well known for native app developments. We can easily develop both android and ios as well as web apps using just one source code. We use it to develop our android and ios mobile apps. This saves a huge amount of our time as we do not have to build different codebases to develop apps for major mobile OSs, i.e. android and ios.

• The best thing I like about Flutter is its UI & UX.
• The next thing is, as it is powered by google, there are regular updates, and it's well documented.

• Flutter's native app development helps to save a lot of time and energy.
• It helps us to reach out users with a better UI/UX.

React Native

AnyDesk, Google Cloud CDN, Google Cloud DNS

We are utilizing Flutter for the development of a cross-platform app dedicated to scheduling the student courses, timetables, mobile file reader, and simple communication server-client interaction. Also, it is used for the implementation of some specific platform-based application development such as electromagnetic pulse detector for iOS, Android OS and MacOS platforms.

• Cross-platform support and development
• Fast deployment of changes made in the app
• Great UI widgets and built-in tools

• It has increased the velocity (in terms of Sprint in Scrum)
• It has decreased the SDLC time
• The fast deployment of MVP app allowed to attract seed venture investments in less time than expected

Android Studio

Android Studio, React Native, Xamarin, NativeScript

I have to be honest, the first time I saw the Flutter syntax I was horrified until I started to try it and wrote a couple of proofs of concept to grasp the basics of the language (Dart) and the framework. Once you start, and after becoming familiar with the weird indentation, the framework proves to be really performant and useful for rapid prototyping of conceptual apps.

• New, shiny framework
• The promise of a framework that lets you write code once and run it everywhere
• A performant and rapid prototyping tool

• It has reduced the development time for mobile proofs of concept

Xamarin and Apache Cordova

Xamarin, Ionic, Microsoft Visual Studio Code

We use Flutter for our cross-platform mobile app. We wanted to use something like Flutter in order to maintain a single codebase, with the goal of not compromising on performance and quality. While it's simply not feasible to build 100% native-quality apps with a cross-platform solution like Flutter, our goal was to get 95% of the way there, and we believe Flutter achieves this goal while allowing our developers to use a single, shared codebase and work on updates for iOS and Android simultaneously.

• Cross-platform development with a single codebase.
• Integration and unit testing.
• Easy development experience (hot reloads, debugging, VSCode integration, etc.)
• Vast package ecosystem.

• Essentially cuts the number of engineers needed in half (you don't need native iOS AND Android programmers, just Flutter devs).
• Allows us to develop and ship updates on iOS and Android simultaneously.

React Native

Firebase, Mailchimp, Twilio SendGrid

These days most business services are available online using various mobile apps. Everyone is using their mobiles to avail various business services. Businesses also prefer to use Mobile Apps to reach out to their users. Developing these requires huge time and money. Flutter, by Google helps us to develop native apps, it helps in quicker development of the android and iOS apps.

• It supports the Android Studio as the IDE.
• Quicker Development with nice performance.
• Many themes and widgets are available.

• Reducing the development time.
• Improving the performance of the Apps.
• Improving the App UI/UX.

Google Cloud DNS, Google Compute Engine, Google Cloud CDN