Dear Google, we will choose your framework if we want to learn your language before you cancel it and your bloated locked in framework that emulates native decently for now and sucks on web.
I much prefer React Native and from my perspective it's winning out by far, especially with react-native-web. The entire stack is flexible and extensible.
This is why I left dart ecosystem last year, thanks Google. At the beginning or 2020 Googlers promised full support of AngularDart, saying that they have a lot of internal websites developed in it and adwords is in AngularDart, they were fully committed to making it a competitor to angular and typescript. I discussed it on one meetup and met a technical startup founder that decided to go this way, one language for web, android and iOS. A year later AngularDart was soooo outdated that it was impossible to use cross platform. AngularDart team didn't even bother with a proper announcement or giving us notice. They updated wiki on github saying that it won't be supported. I have no trust in Google giving us anything good.
I've seen this but never heard of anyone using it. Do you have any notable examples of serious production apps shipped with this?
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It's a really nice React library, I go to it even for web only apps. The CSS-in-JS engine meets all the expected performance features like atomic css.
Do you have any notable examples of a Flutter web app being used in production? I assume not because of accessibility isn't ready, along with the many other issues.
You posed the question if there were any notable examples of RNW used in production because you haven't seen any. (it's on their home page)
I answered who is using it and simply posed the question if there were notable examples of Flutter Web used in production because I haven't.
If you knew enough about RNW to look out for sites using it and pose a question about it then I assumed you knew enough about Flutter to do the same?
That it exists, it's general purpose, and given it's semantic version that it's pre-release software. That's all I know about it. I know a little more about Flutter since it has a marketing budget.
It probably wouldn't be wise to rely on either of them outside of hobby projects. Unless of course you are Facebook/Twitter/Google, aka have effectively unlimited budget and employ the people who wrote the stuff to begin with.
That's why I asked. You asked about RNW because you hadn't heard of anyone using it, I asked about Flutter because I haven't used it and don't know anyone who does.
> It probably wouldn't be wise to rely on either of them outside of hobby projects. Unless of course you are Facebook/Twitter/Google
I rely on RNW and RN everyday for a production app (iOS/Android/Web) with thousands of DAU. I developed and maintain the app solely.
Curious what's not working in Flutter's accessibility. We are aware of multiple bugs, some specific to a particular assistive tech not interpreting our ARIA attributes that we need to work around, but our accessibility support is rarely described as not ready.