Exactly, @sam.aarun and building on that, I think what makes the current state of cross-platform app development so interesting now is how it’s no longer just about writing once and running everywhere. It’s more about choosing a framework that aligns with your product’s goals.
Flutter shines when you need deep UI control and fast rendering, especially for apps with rich interactions and custom animations. React Native, on the other hand, continues to lead in versatility, it’s great for apps that need to plug into native modules frequently.
Xamarin still has its audience, but if you’re starting from scratch in 2024, chances are you’re picking between Flutter and React Native based on team skills, performance needs, and design flexibility.