Flutter vs React Native

In the current age, when everything is just about a touch or swipe or everything you need can be found on a single click, it has become vital that the tools for app development must also keep up with the enduring technological revolution. As technology advances, app developers have more options at hand when it comes how to develop an app.

Precisely, the hybrid app development segment seems to have grown rapidly as more companies are seeing the pros of developing a single app that can work seamlessly on Android & iOS devices with a single codebase.

Well, in that case, React native has gained quite a reputation for cross-platform mobile development since its commencement by Facebook in 2015. However, Flutter, Google’s response to React Native that was initially launched in 2017 is not far behind.

In the given blog, the two warriors React Native & Flutter would compete against each other based on different parameters of app development & will prove as proficient

This would also help business owners, startups selecting the best one for their mobile app development project at an ease. One thing also they can do is they can also hire developers from top mobile app development companies to strive their full stack development work.

1. Performance
2. Formation of UI Blocks
3. Documenting & Tooling
4. Development Time
5. Stability
6. Who Has Strong Customer-Base?

Still, have any query about both of the frameworks, leave the worries behind the wall and ask us to get assistance. Drop your queries at pratap@base2.in

The Future of Mobile Marketing

Mobile devices – it’s power of reach and ease of flow of information can bring in huge impact when chosen and used as an effective marketing medium.

But, is it for the better or for worse?

Discussed at a recent conference on the Future of Mobile Devices and Mobile Marketing. Three things came up:

1 – New actions – Actions were limited to clicks, then moved to swipes, then fingers (like zooming in and typing), then hands and after that face recognition with many more to come. With VR and AR, more and more possibilities are there for using this medium as a marketing channel

2 – Mystery – Or investment – A strong reason for the user to come back to the device or platform

3 – Emotions – Advertising based on the ability to understand and target individual emotions in real time by connecting through emotions like- sadness, guilt and boredom

Inspired from: Advit Sahdev