Comparative Analysis between Flutter and React Native
Abstract
Today’s well know technology is mobile applications and mobile application development depends on demand skills after the invention of smartphones. The current mobile market shares are divided into two powerful technologies giant Android and iPhone. The Native Android mobile applications development Java-Kotlin are used, and on the other hand, for iPhone Apps are used Swift and Objective-C native IOS development. Those applications of Android and iPhone increased the development process and cost the development cost. Recently, cross-platform proved that developers quickly develop Android and iPhone applications with the same code known as a cross-platform mobile application, reducing company and customer effort and cost. In this research paper, the performance is compared between React Native Vs Flutter and efficiency, effectiveness, compatibility, community growth, documentation, Architecture, developer productivity, and Testing Automation Support CI/CD Support.
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