My First Flutter App DAY 3 - Flutter vs SwiftUI & AppKit 

Thanks for sharing!

You just don’t have advanced skills in these platforms .

Without code generation, dart/flutter would be unbearable to work with due to its overly verbose syntax

​@@spiralhead If they removed code generation in the state that Dart's currently at, then yes, it would be even worse. But I feel like code generation only exists because of limitations within the language itself. Coming from Python, it feels weird having to generate code before I can use a package. Or how limited some of the packages are. But as I said, there are plans for making code generation more pleasant, so we can only wait to see how it's going to be. But I'd definitely prefer if they removed code generation with zero/minor impacts on the verbosity of the language itself.

helps you write clear code 😂

Isn't there an option in VSCode to change the number of spaces?

@@spiralhead I havent tried yet but in Android studio every language can change tab space easily, except Dart with only 2.

Once you learn one language, the next ones get easier. For example, before I ever leaned Swift, I learned Java. Dart has a lot of similarities to java so it was easy to pick up.

@@spiralheadI mean the environment is totally different such as ,frameworks,rules ,syntax ,….

Exactly he trying to be proficient in Dart ,Swift and Kotlin imagine ??!🤦🏿‍♂️😂😂

More like SwiftUI is half-baked and introducing new necessary features with each update, which you can’t even always use unless you target the latest and greatest iOS release versions. Which version of SwiftUI did navbar customization even get added? Limited and sloppy compared to UIKit.

Well I've watched a couple of Swift videos and Koylin too. I can honestly say Darts approach to asynchronous programming is much better in my opinion. Fast compilation and hot reloading etc. I think people make these types of comments without ever having done something meaningful from what they are used to

@@noelgomile3675 so you've watched a couple of videos huh... Well you are now qualified to be a CTO.

All these rookie devs coming in, not even reading my comment and just tranforming into keyboard warrior, saviour of flutter. No matter how pretty you make your app using flutter it will never replace what native can do. Flutter solves a specific problem. You'll understand this when you go ahead and build some real software not just some client consuming bunch of apis.