Written by Manas Vadodaria, CEO of Codelix IT Solutions. Originally published on the Codelix blog .

Short answer: In the Flutter vs React Native decision, choose Flutter if you're starting fresh and want the most consistent look and performance across Android and iOS. Choose React Native if your team already writes React or JavaScript, or you want to share code with a React website. Both are mature, both ship production apps to both stores, and either is a better default than building two native apps for most businesses.

Both frameworks solve the same problem: one codebase that runs on Android and iOS, instead of paying for two separate apps. The differences are in how they draw the screen, which language your developers write, and how easily the app fits with the rest of your technology.…