I used to be a native zealot for the longest time 😅 But I got a taste of Flutter at my last job. Now I'm in the more middle ground mindset where I think each tool/technology has its place and it largely depends on a various set of needs and requirements. In other words, I think Flutter has its uses and neither Flutter won't replace native and vice versa. Having seen how Flutter has matured in the short period of time, I do honestly think SwiftUI has a lot of catching up to do. These slow once in a year release cycles are really hurting native iOS devs.
I used to be a native zealot for the longest time 😅 But I got a taste of Flutter at my last job. Now I'm in the more middle ground mindset where I think each tool/technology has its place and it largely depends on a various set of needs and requirements. In other words, I think Flutter has its uses and neither Flutter won't replace native and vice versa. Having seen how Flutter has matured in the short period of time, I do honestly think SwiftUI has a lot of catching up to do. These slow once in a year release cycles are really hurting native iOS devs.