What's so special about Flutter?

Flutter combines the quality of native apps with the flexibility of cross-platform development.

Actually, many cross-platform tools let you write the code once and use it on both iOS and Android. Yet not all can render the same look like a native app.

But that's exactly what Flutter does: instead of being a wrapper on top of native UI components (like React Native and Xamarin), Flutter draws the UI from scratch.

Flutter maintains the native experience and feel of the app, and you don't have to worry about its performance on any platform.

Besides, since Flutter's an open-source framework, any dev can make changes to it on GitHub and send merge requests. And if you take a look at Flutter's popularity – 99.7K GitHub stars, 13.7k forks, and 19,545 commits – you'll get the idea that devs love Flutter and contribute to making it better.