The document compares Ionic and Flutter, two frameworks for mobile app development. Ionic offers a library of web components for hybrid mobile app creation, emphasizing UI interaction, while Flutter, developed by Google, provides a single codebase for native app experiences using Dart. Each framework has its advantages and disadvantages, with Ionic suited for web developers and Flutter focusing on performance and growth in the native app ecosystem.

1. Ionic vs. Flutter
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2. What is Ionic?
Free and open source, Ionic provides a comprehensive library of mobile and
desktop-optimized HTML, CSS and JS components for create highly intuitive and
interactive apps. Ionic framework can create hybrid mobile applications for cross-
platforms like iOS or Android.
The focus on the Ionic framework revolves around the look, feel and UI interaction
of a mobile application. It features UI components and a rich library of front-end
building blocks that allow the user to create and develop a beautiful design, high-
performance and progressive mobile applications with scripting languages like
JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

3. Advantages And Disadvantages
Advantages of Ionic
1. Allows for rapid prototyping
2. Hybrid mobile
3. It's angularjs
Disadvantages of Ionic
1. Not suitable for high performance or UI intensive apps
2. Not meant for game development

4. What is Flutter?
Flutter is a mobile app SDK to help developers and designers build modern mobile
apps for iOS and Android. Google Flutter is a game changer when it comes to
delivering first-rate native experiences. Flutter is growing in popularity and often
compared with React Native and other best cross-platform app development tools.
Flutter is a user interface software development kit to develop the mobile
applications using a single code Dart. It is integrated with inbuilt Java Code on
Android and Objective C and Swift on iOS.

5. Advantages And Disadvantages
Advantages of Flutter
1. Hot Reload
2. Performance
3. Backed by Google
4. Compiled into Native C
Disadvantages of Flutter
● Need to learn Dart
● Lack of community support
● Lack of promotion

6. Conclusion
Ionic’s primary principle is using the web platform and embrace open standards.
When you build with Ionic, you will embrace the tools and languages of the web
and framework designed to deliver high performance on mobile, desktop, and
particularly, the web. Flutter, on the other hand, has chosen march ahead single
handedly, creating a self-contained ecosystem which is struggling with the
common languages, toolsets, and standards in the more ubiquitous development
world. Thus, if you choose Flutter, you will be learning the Flutter way of doing
things.

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