Bhupendra Madhu

Web Developer at Ecombooks

Bhupendra Madhu

Web Developer at Ecombooks·Oct 13, 2022

Needs advice

Flutter

React Native

and

Xamarin

I want to learn cross-platform application frameworks like React Native, Flutter, Xamarin, or Ionic, and I'm a web developer. I can learn other programming languages as well. But I'm confused about what to learn, which framework is best, and which framework will last long as the application grows further into complexity.

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Myo Win

CTO at Myanmar Web Designer (MWD) Co., Ltd.·Oct 16, 2022

Flutter is the best one. If you are a new comer in mobile app development, choose Flutter.

But if you have strong experience in JavaScript and you have a lot of JS websites that you want to develop into mobile apps, choose React Native.

Ionic also has its strong points such as a lot of prebuilt components for different platforms and minimal dev environment requirement (you only need a browser).

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Bhupendra Madhu

October 17th 2022 at 6:24AM

I already have a strong hold on JS. I think React Native is good

Bill Risher

Oct 15, 2022

React Native has a very rich ecosystem and if you're already a web developer, the skills that you already possess will transfer over very well. React is the second most popular web framework according to Stack Overlow's 2022 Developer Survey. No one framework is the 'best' as they all serve different purposes and have different use cases. If you're looking to pick up something popular, I would recommend React Native.

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Bhupendra Madhu

October 17th 2022 at 6:25AM

Yes, React Native makes sense now. Thank you

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Bhupendra Madhu

Web Developer at Ecombooks·Oct 11, 2022

Both Python and Node.JS solves similar yet different purposes for microservices. As a concern, I choose Node.JS over anything as My services could be handled by any cloud. If you want to perform some tasks requiring more to the server, then definitely go for Python else JS is best.

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JD-4

October 12th 2022 at 12:23AM

Thanks Bhupendra, Can you please explain to me what you mean with "requiring more to the server"? some explicit real use cases ma be useful.

Bhupendra Madhu

October 13th 2022 at 5:15AM

Converting files to JSON format or any task requiring computing power might need python as its possible to do in python and JS is just for data processing and all sort of tasks

Finacus Solutions

December 3rd 2024 at 5:36PM

Both Python and Node.js are great choices for microservices, each serving different purposes. Node.js is ideal for handling lightweight, asynchronous tasks with fast performance, making it perfect for scalable services that interact with various cloud environments. On the other hand, Python excels in tasks that require heavy server-side processing, such as data analysis or machine learning. For general web services and real-time applications, Node.js would be the best choice.