Why You Shouldn’t Learn Flutter

I completely agree with you, but you missed one thing: Kotlin is also way far behind java in terms of popularity in native android application development.

Terrible review, pure misinformation. Why would i wanna learn react, swift or angular when i can just do everything under one code base. Proper waste of data and time. Your research is very incomplete.

Guys I can't believe this. I am doing 3 jobs in Flutter. One fulltime, another part time and one more freelancing from Upwork. There are a lot of jobs in Flutter. I need to work at least 12 hours a day. Bdw I do these extra jobs to keep myself away from bad habits like Instagram reels, watching porn etc. After doing extra jobs no time is left for bad things.

I was on this post and I didn't imagine that someone would make a video on this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

anyone who complains about having to learn a particlar language or framework is not a true engineer. YOUR JOB IS TO LEARN AND ADAPT

After having some discussions about this very topic, it also seems that the popularity of Flutter is very different across continents...
I'm from the Netherlands and I get spammed by recruiters a lot.

is django good framework? I don't see any job opportunities on it or am I not seeing the right places 😭.

As a dev you have to learn swift / swift ui / kotlin and get ready to learn more

You didnt highlight any flaw about flutter ... I guess its a perfect framework with social issues😂

For now, anyways, jobs are limited, but google has big plans for flutter in the future. Im aure that in the next 5 years, when flutter dominates the cross platform market, they will be many more jobs available. For now, flutter is reeally great for freelance and small teams

Learn both native AND cross platform. Then you will be wanted everywhere 😮

depend on region
my countery 90% of startup using flutter

Right Now IT Industry is facing recession and all over world you can see affect of that And Recession is continuously growing worst time is yet to come so get ready for that and not in flutter every language or framework facing same problem no one is getting promotion or salary hike right now and in flutter AI is taking place there are so many no-code platforms available right now they are doing well so people preferring AI to build app in flutter That's main reason flutter code jobs are not seen anywhere.

I feel flutter like a vogue.

I agreed you, but now market trend changing and they need flutter developer bcz flutter insanely powerful framework for web, mobile and now they dove into flame game engine.
Mark my words after one to two years Flutter will change the development methodology.
The most important features it's flame game engine.

Angular is not better than React?! Them sound like fight words 🤠

Hey! Why not Angular? I know both - React and Angular. I like the second one a bit more but in the end I think they both are great for SPAs.

I learned the MERN stack but no getting job 😢

Framework skills are universal. Generally you only need to learn a subject once after which you can use those skills for all frameworks. You shouldnt focus on one single thing but you shouldnt be worried about missing out on a framework or language because the skills you already have translate easily to any other programming skill.

I learnt c# for unity from 2017 till date and have been unable to get a job not even an internship, I am considering make mobile applications and have been researching how to use my previous c# knowledge, what's best to do...?

Thats when people became framework engineer and not software engineer, just switch the stack and keep dsa active

Search for what is the most popular/in-demand job in your country and learn it . I believe it different between country and another .

Javascript sucks. Period. If you have an opportunity to get rid of it, seize the opportunity. It's Flutter for me.

Flutter is ♥️

Fun fact: In the real world, the more popular a framework is, the more competitors there will be. 
So it is not always true that "the more popular the framework, the easier it is to get a job.''

In India, there's more openings for flutter than react native and native.

There are no reason to think react native will beat flutter, not a chance, did you tried that piece of ****? React native is just average in a bad market with ionic and xamarin being even worse and flutter being much better, and jetpack compose and swift ui being also better

flutter will probably takeover others in future for mobile dev

flutter can be really used for freelancing things or building side project during free time

This video is exactly what I was talking to my friends some days ago, and I relate with 100% of this video. I work as a Vue developer and I've been studying and creating Flutter apps since last year. Learned a lot of animations, styles, DB integration, state management, and yet I couldn't get a job, which is my dream to work as a mobile developer. But I know that the main problem here is the lack of flutter jobs.

I would say that the reason for this is because flutter is relatively new, so the cost for the companies to rebuild their apps/systems would be big. And of course, there are more native stack jobs like Kotlin or Swift if compared to Flutter, like 3 Kotlin jobs for 1 Flutter job.

Of course, I changed my focus from Flutter to a Native stack, so I started to study Kotlin, which has been very fun and easy to learn, but I must be honest and say that I'd love to work with Flutter.

I learnt react first for 2years then I thought of learning react native but my friends and colleagues told me to learn flutter now i have wasted 2 months switching between framework and not choosing one properly help meeeeee plsss

You are still below average You should change your channel name,Most of the people like you are blind and can't see any other framework as they are so stable and comfortable in that zone they don't want to explore or learn anything new as a programmer you should adapt and It should not matter much that you know which framework you can do any if you are a real programmer sure some complex task will take time and you may get more bugs than a actual flutter dev

Thank u tech bro

Thank you for the amazing advice

trying to use react in a sea of angular devs at my company feels like I'm swimming against the current every day just trying to keep my head up, but I think react is the place to be so I will make it work.

I agree with you in this video. Whilst it's true that you can use any programming language to build anything (mostly), if you are trying to get a job the best thing to do is to look at the job requirements at the company you want to work with and learn that technology first!

Yes you should have transferable knowledge about software development from any framework or tool but generally speaking employers would prefer to hire someone who is proficient in their tech stack and thus will be productive as soon as possible as opposed to having to invest further resources to train the new dev in order to be productive on the team.

Personally, I like flutter quite a bit and think its cool, however if I want a job as an Android developer the best way to get that job, by far, is to learn Kotlin and become proficient with it as that's what the job market demands.

Thank you for the valuable career advice. While I am more inclined toward Vue/Nuxt, after watching your video, I realized that I should definitely delve deeper into React.

React still dominates popularity, but i don’t see that much react native opportunities, more swift and kotlin

Great video

I can definitely relate to this vid 😂 you can’t possibly find any work as Flutter dev especially in your early career 😅