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I am learning React Native and considering developing IOS apps for my clients in it. I'd like to see some sample apps in AppStore, but there is just one. Why is that?
I see so much hype about this technology, but it looks like almost nobody uses it. Or is there any other reason for it? I'm already working with React and would like to add React Native to my skills, but don't know, if it's worth it. There are some interesting tutorials on the web, but no real samples in AppStore.
Actually there is already an app in the app store according to this blog post.
And as far as I know two of facebook's apps have been built using react-native (maybe not completely ): Groups and Paper.
So if you have any concerns, whether react-native is production ready: I think if Facebook can use it in their production apps it's probably good enough for you too ... ( no offense ) :D
People are still bootstrapping their knowledge and building applications.
Also, the technology is still in its infancy.
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I will like to start mobile app development, but don't know which is a better choice between flutter and react native.
I would like some suggestions based on which is easier to learn and also more flexible with a better community and which one I can use to get a lot of work in which the development process is faster.
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First of all you need to describe what knowledge area you have.. if you are already javascript developer the react-native will be so easy for you to lean and fast development you will deliver..
if you are did not have any big development experience in JS i will recommended Flutter
please read more about it here
https://medium.com/flutter-community/why-flutter-has-become-the-best-choice-to-develop-a-startup-mobile-app-in-2020-5785ea153b13
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I'm new in cross-platform mobile development, I wanted to know which is better between React Native and Flutter.
Also, what is the best resource for the best one between them?
Flutter is far better then React Native in terms of preformance.
Sometimes react Native doesn't work the same in both platform.
Google investing a lot in flutter and also React Native can produce only android and ios apps.
But same flutter code produces android , ios , web , windows desktop apps, macos desktop apps, and cherry on the top Google will introduce fuchsia Os which is far better than android and only flutter will be the language to create fuchsia apps.
Best sources for flutter are
its own liberary
udemy courses can help
flutter has its own channel that's very helpful.
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I'm looking at issues in the flutter GitHub repo. Now have 5K+ matters, why doesn't solve issues or maybe more problem easy?
Also, React Native have little issues then flutter.
Do you think it's a problem?
Maybe together starting to solve the problem now.
Because Flutter is in its initial stage. Yes, there are 8k+ issues open but 22k+ issues closed.
Flutter community and Flutter team believe in providing the right solutions rather than right now solutions.
Of course, everyone is welcome to provide better solutions. Even more, everything is open-sourced. Just fork the repo and make the things your own way.
Flutter is good and will be better in the future.
EDIT:
Many issues posted are not actual issues with the framework. Some of them are questions suited for StackOverflow or Reddit forums. For example issue 47711
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I am going to do a react native project for both android and IOS.
I have done a desktop app by reactJS but i haven't had any experience about react native. Now my team has some designers (HTML, CSS, Photoshop), so i wonder that what kind of file should they send to developers? HTML, CSS files? or anything else? I've searched by google, i see that mobile app devs also use Zeplin tool, but i'm not sure that Zeplin is good for native app.
Please let me know some options to deal with it, Thanks.
React Native uses JavaScript for styling. There is a predefined set of key-value pairs which allow you to style the different components used in React Native. Those properties and their values are based on CSS, but there are some important differences.
It is probably a good idea to define the design in CSS, but the designers should be aware of the differences. For instance: a modified version of Flexbox is supported, but the newer CSS Grid API is not.
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My company has an app built using FileMaker Pro, and it is not a great app. It's not user friendly and it is hard to use. It also doesn't do everything that we need it to do. I don't know anything about Filemaker Pro, but it seems like it's an older system. Most people building iPhone apps are coding in objective C and swift right?
Does anyone have any input on Filemaker Pro? Anything you share would help. Is it old? Does it have a lot of limitations? Is it popular to use when building apps? Does anyone still use it or are most apps built in Objective C and Swift with a text editor?
Thanks for the input!
Your question is really off-topic for StackOverflow, but I will provide a couple of pointers:
FileMaker is not old - it's very current.
FileMaker is not a tool for building iOS apps. FileMaker is a tool (or set of tools) for developing and deploying cross-platform database solutions. One of these tools is FileMaker Go - an iOS app that will run a solution developed in FileMaker. This appears to the user as a native iOS app.
If the solution does not fit your needs, the fault is more likely to lie with the developer than with the platform.
If you're not running FileMaker as part of your business, then FileMaker Go is probably not the best choice for you.