WEbsite seems to be down, hopefully I remember to come back to this. Just from my own understanding, I would assume that Flutter probably has slightly better performance where there is heavy interaction between state and the UI itself, where React-Native would work better in terms of some initial/raw interactions where state is cleanly separated. I would also suspect that anything more compute intensive is also better performing under Flutter.
I've not really worked with Dart, and currently working more on learning Rust. I'm also not sure how well the Dart Code and Flutter Code modules work under VS Code, it seems that Android Studio is the preferred tooling for Flutter. It's definitely interesting, although learning yet another language and toolset for developing applications is a bit of a turn off. I really do appreciate the tooling around JS extending to a native ui that React gives.
React Native's advantage is that you can go a *long* way with just JS, and the ecosystem is pretty flushed out. Sharing between platforms is a little more complicated, however. With anything, you may well need to dig into the native development environment for your targeted platform(s). Flutter has a build to web option too, as does React proper.
Again, looking forward to the actual article.
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