State of platforms: Fragments Ahmedabad
On the state of platforms: React Native, Flutter, iOS, React
Mar 2019
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On the state of platforms: React Native, Flutter, iOS, React
Mar 2019
4 Mon
5 Tue
6 Wed
7 Thu
8 Fri
9 Sat 08:30 AM – 06:00 PM IST
10 Sun
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This will go through the journey of building a blogging app (Medium clone) using Kotlin, Nativescript and Flutter and discuss the differences in developer and user experience for the apps built using all these platforms.
So I took the famous realworld.io project (which is a clone of Medium) and implemented it in Kotlin for native Android, and then using Nativescript-Vue and finally in Flutter.
Although separate platforms, the end result looks identical to the end user.
We will compare a bunch of things across these three platforms -
Arnav Gupta is the Co-Founder of Coding Blocks, an online + offline software development bootcamp, based out of New Delhi, where he mentors Android and NodeJS students. He has been tinkering with Android, NodeJS and Electronics since school and has contributions to open source projects like the Android OS (AOSP), Arduino IDE, FOSSIA Open Event.
Arnav has been a speaker at many national and international conferences including FOSSASIA, DroidCon India, JsFoo, Fragments, MODS, Devfest Russia and OSDConf.
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