Flutter vs Native App
JinHyeong Kim
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What kind of projects do you think benefit most from Flutter’s cross-platform capabilities?
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SeYongSim@leoo_sim
E-commerce and Fintech.
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I'd say use Flutter for the user interface layer and native code for any performance-critical parts like encryption, authentication, or payment processing. That way you get the best of both worlds - fast development and great UX with Flutter plus native performance where it counts for fintech and e-commerce apps. Just my 2 cents from experience!
For most apps, going native is still the way to go for performance and full platform feature access. But Flutter is catching up fast, especially for simpler apps. If you need to target both iOS and Android with limited dev resources, Flutter can be a great option to get an MVP out quickly. Really comes down to your specific app requirements and dev team makeup. Would love to hear what others think - native or Flutter for e-commerce and fintech apps?
@jonathanmichaelblake I believe native development is more suitable for e-commerce and fintech app development.
It seems better to choose based on the purpose rather than the type. Naturally, for performance-intensive apps like games, native development would be better. However, if the app needs to be released on multiple platforms and performance isn’t a top priority, Flutter might be a better choice.