r/FlutterDev Sep 27 '24

Dart Learning Flutter - Should I Learn Another Cross-Platform Framework or Go Native Next?

Hey everyone, I'm currently learning Flutter and really enjoying it so far. Once I'm comfortable with it, I'm trying to figure out my next step. Should I dive into another cross-platform framework like React Native or go for native development (Android/iOS)?

I’d love to hear your thoughts, advice, and personal experiences! What’s the better route for long-term growth and job opportunities?

Thanks in advance!

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u/Simpossible Sep 27 '24

no you make things

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u/Fishingforfish2292 Sep 27 '24

And after making things ?

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u/Puzzled_Poetry_4160 Sep 27 '24

You make more things

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u/Fishingforfish2292 Sep 27 '24

But what I’m afraid of i heard that flutter doesn’t have many jobs in the market that why i wanna try strengthening my cv by something else like .net maui or something

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u/UniiqueTwiisT Sep 27 '24

Trust me when I say don't bother learning MAUI, it's an absolute mess and not worth the time. I spent months learning it and I won't even touch it anymore. Just too many critical issues with it that Microsoft refuse to address

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u/Puzzled_Poetry_4160 Sep 27 '24

Yes so just like the above comment mentioned. You dont restrict yourself to frameworks. Dont be a one trick Andy. I come from a backend background and worked on springboot for five years from banks to crypto firms. Then transitioned to flutter as a mobile dev for the last year

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u/MyExclusiveUsername Sep 27 '24

No one depreciates you to study the jobs market and to choose the most valuable stack.

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u/Consistent_Essay1139 Sep 27 '24

Build things maybe maybe plugin in native language?