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Flutter or native? Each approach has its fans who are ready to argue until they're blue in the face. But outside of internet battles, the choice usually comes down to three things: how much time to launch, how much money for maintenance, and what kind of experience users need.

In the cards – our version of the pros and cons, without trying to declare a winner.

And now a question for those who actually write code or make decisions: what do you choose for new projects and why? Not abstractly "in general," but in practice. Your actual opinion is what matters.
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