Flutter vs React what do you think?

Hello friends, I am a iOS developer with 5YOE and currently cannot decide what should i learn next. Dilemma between flutter and react native because I’ve just heard - flutterUI is nice and easy to reload than react native but then react native has job opportunities more than flutter. Also what can be better to learn in next.. say 6-8 months?

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Hi all, I've been into Android native mobile apps development for 10 years, initially the framework wasn't that good but in the last two years, it was wonderful with many many great architecture supports. Now my company is planning to move to Flutter due to the cost of ownership of app development and of course because of the fast development in Flutter. I worked in Flutter too for two years and it's kind of a great framework. Now I'm not able to figure out whether to stay in the same native or move to Flutter. Any suggestions would be very helpful for me.

Hey folks, I’m a product manager based in EU working on a fantasy product to be launched soon. Need some advice on which platform to use to build a fantasy app. The current app that I support is build in flutter and it’s extremely laggy and doesn’t support have any native iOS gestures. I’m super impressed with grapevines app and I assume it’s built using react native. For my fantasy app, I never thought, react native could be an option but grapevine performance has impressed me. Some context on the fantasy app - it’s a standard fantasy app where users could build teams and join a league. There is no payment method integration, nor there will be any complex third party integrations. Looking for inputs. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm a React Native developer with 2 years of experience based in Surat, Gujarat. I recently completed my 2 years at my current job, but the appraisal discussion hasn't come up even after 15 days. I've been learning iOS development alongside my job since it's something I've always wanted to do. I’ve covered the basics of Swift and started with SwiftUI, but I’m not yet ready to take on an iOS developer role – I still need more learning and practice. I'm at a crossroads now. If I start looking for a new job, should I stick with React Native or switch to iOS? I initially learned React Native to get into mobile development because there were fewer resources for iOS. Now, I want to leave React Native behind, but I’m worried that switching might stop me from learning iOS. Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did you do? Any advice would be really appreciated!

Which is good for cross platform app to built on top of api ?

I am react native developer 1.7 years of experience in the skills. I want to upgrade my skills but I am confused which one to choose Swift or flutter. According to market and future path.

I have been working on Android development for 5+ years now. Mostly native Android. Is it possible at my level to find new jobs in other technology (backend or Frontend web). My current organisation doesn't have an option to do so. So I will need to switch companies. How should I go about it?

I have 7 years of experience and most of it is in react I have food experience in node and a few dbs I wanted to pick something native language as I am seeing web being replaced by native in my own company My options were native android (kotlin) Flutter React native Ii know react native will be easier since I have react web experience but I want to know which of these will give me the best chance of getting a job