Top 5 Reasons why you should learn/choose Flutter
Cross-Platform Development — Saves time and money
Native app development requires writing two sets of code from scratch for two different platforms. This is time-consuming and costly if you are making your app develop from someone else or requires knowledge of two different languages at least if you developing the app yourself. But with the help of Flutter, cross-platform app development becomes much easy. You just need to write code single time for different platform thus, making it time-saving and money-saving.
Ample Libraries and Excellent Documentation
To develop with the help of Flutter, you need to first learn it and for this Flutter provides you an abundance of libraries to help you achieve your desired functionality in the app. With the help of excellent and detailed designed documentation, one can easily learn and use it to its full potential. Even there are official Youtube channels which are enough for someone to learn Flutter.
Hot Reload
Flutter’s hot reload feature helps you quickly and easily experiment, build UIs, add features, and fix bugs in your app. You don’t need to run Gradle Build every time when you modify your app. It reduces the development time and increases the productivity of the developer
Incredible Performance
Flutter application performance in most cases will be indistinguishable from the native app and even better in complex UI animation scenarios. Contrary to the approach of most cross-platform frameworks, Flutter doesn’t rely on any intermediate code representations or interpretation. The application is built directly into the machine code, which eliminates any performance bugs of the interpretation process.
Eventually, you get your release application fully compiled ahead of time with Flutter.
The Potential Ability to Go Beyond Mobile
Flutter is not only used to develop mobile applications but can also be used to develop applications for Linux, Mac, Windows, Google Fuchsia (open-source capability-based operating system currently being developed by Google), and the web and that too from a single codebase.
