NativeScript

NativeScript vs Flutter: which is better for cross-platform apps?

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Flutter is generally the stronger choice for teams building a new cross-platform app from scratch, thanks to a larger developer community and faster release cadence. Google shipped Flutter's first stable release in December 2018, built on its own Dart language and a rendering engine that draws every pixel itself instead of relying on native platform widgets. NativeScript, first introduced by Telerik in 2014 and now maintained by Progress Software, takes the opposite approach: it lets you write in TypeScript, JavaScript, Angular, or Vue while rendering through real native iOS and Android UI components, with no WebView involved.

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