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Hey, I am a Mobile App Developer(React Native/Flutter), And I want to be freelancer. What is the first step for that.

Hello Devs, A friend of mine is working with a client who is building a cross-platform application, and they've reached a decision point between using React Native or Flutter. Both are great for cross-platform development, so I thought I'd ask the d

So who is a GYM rat here? Which apps do you use to track your sets and overall progress?

Which technology can I use to build a scalable and efficient cross-platform application for my startup? Here are my options: Flutter and React Native. Guys, can you help me decide?

So, guys I was about to start application development and I asked some people in person about from where to start mostly answers were, Flutter and React Native which can help me in development of apps in every platform like android, ios, web, macos,

I am a MERN Developer and now I am thinking to upgrade my skills. So any suggestions what should I choose: 1. Next.js 2. React Native 3. Blockchain development (Please answer in according to current Indian job market as I want to get placement in

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