The framework used for a mobile application development project greatly influences its chances of success. It goes without saying that a badly constructed app will regularly crash, load slowly, stop responding, and annoy the user experience.
In this respect, the popular dilemma between the choice of native and cross-platform development comes into the picture. Well, some cross-platform development frameworks became popular because they promise to deliver a native user experience without undermining the benefits of reusing a single codebase. The most well-known of these frameworks are Flutter and React Native. Naturally, the Flutter vs. React Native comparison has gained so much popularity among developers.
Before we conclude finding one better than the other, let us first get an overview of these two frameworks, their use cases, best-known apps, and their respective pros and cons. Then we can get into a more detailed comparison.