You’re betting on the web - the most time-tested, universal runtime in the world. In fact, when you choose Ionic, you’re not really betting on Ionic. In everything we do at Ionic, our guiding principle is to “use the platform” by embracing open web standards and capabilities wherever possible. The differences between Ionic and Flutter start with each team’s core philosophy which as you’ll see, could not be more different. The key distinction is how each solution goes about realizing that vision, and the extent to which they’re able to deliver on it. Whereas most cross-platform approaches like React Native focus almost exclusively on mobile, Ionic and Flutter are designed to address mobile, desktop, and the web - all with one shared codebase. Your choice of solution should be based on which philosophy you align with, where and how you plan to deploy your app, and what skills you know today or would like to learn in the future.īoth Ionic and Flutter are unique among all other hybrid app development approaches, in that they share the vision of creating a UI framework that works everywhere, delivers great performance, and looks beautiful wherever it runs.While Flutter delivers very good performance on mobile, the fundamental limitations of their architecture make it a poor choice for web-based deployments.
Flutter, in contrast, has chosen to go it alone, creating a self-contained ecosystem that is at odds with the common languages, toolsets, and standards found in the broader hybrid app development world.When you build with Ionic, you will learn and apply the tools and languages of the web, using a framework designed to deliver great performance on mobile, desktop, and especially, the web.Ionic’s guiding principle is to use the web platform and embrace open standards wherever possible.However, our core philosophies could not be more different. Ionic and Flutter share a common vision of creating beautiful, high-performance apps that work everywhere.
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