Why is this so underrated here?
Anything but C# is garbage and not /g/ worthy.
>>109178717Go*
>>109178691better than electron
>>109178717Good morning saaar
>>109178691It produces ugly UI code.
Flutter is absolutely fucking great (and responsive as fuck)
Because /g/ is full of NEETs who are afraid of getting a job.
>>109178691I don't know what it is, but I dislike how shilled it is. Something is off about it.
I used to write Dart (but not flutter), I do like Dart. However, I'm not sure about this flutter shit. The usecase seems to be that I can ship to both iOS and Android with just one codebase, but I wonder if it's as frictionless as promised. And then also, most apps are web iee wrappers these days (which would unironically maybe be okay if they didn't use React), so who's the target audience for this?
>>109178691React Native already exists.
>>109178691I wrote some stuff in Dart and it's actually a pretty okay language. Don't really have hands on Flutter experience but you can make apps with it without touching Android studio so that's pretty based.
>>109178691I use it and it's ass.
>>109178691>>109179356the use case is one codebase, all ui. t. about a mil plus lines in codewise with heavy dart ffi to import about 200k loc cpp and c for graphics optimization
>>109178915The best part of being a flutterchad since 18 is that you learned from the beginning that problems are solved at the root of the widget, and flutter is really a ux harness that allows you to go as deep as you want where you need to with mild opinionation. You lose a lot of GC guardrails when you write your own graphics but it's the responsibility for power. thinking of doing rust based graphics replacement for my custom 3d engine, it's linux/android feature parity for steam relase idea
>>109179427>rust graphics good luck with that, I'd recommend Odin instead
>>109179443i'll take a look thanks, i'm exploring options outside of c for ffi
>>109178691Bugunto tried to use it at some point but it was not ready for desktop and it's not ready for desktop yet.