Choosing the right framework is one of the most important factors when you’re planning a new app

Google Flutter 2.0: The Free Ultimate Comparison Guide

In the past, there weren’t many options to choose from, developers were stuck with building native applications, using either Java or Android SDK for Android or Swift for iOS. Nowadays, there are several front-end frameworks backed by leading tech companies — most notably, Angular by Google and React by Facebook. However, this means that you have to make an important choice before you pick one.

In recent times though, the popularity of Google Flutter 2.0 continues to skyrocket. If you’re building a hybrid app (Android, iOS, and Windows) probably time to ask yourself if you should examine the potential benefits of Flutter.

Some of our clients recently went through the process of selecting a cross-platform framework for a new release of their hybrid applications. The problem they faced was not if we should use a cross-platform framework, but what to choose. So, we ended up evaluating the pros and cons of Flutter, in comparison to the major cross-platform frameworks, and this is what we learned.