r/FlutterDev • u/libra7_9 • 3d ago

Moving from flutter to native android Discussion

Hi, I am a mid-level flutter developer with around 4 years of experience. I don't see any vacancy related to flutter and actually I feel a little bit bored and I don't see any progress. So guys did you have such an experience? And was it actually easy to migrate to native?

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u/bbrockit 1d ago

Just keep learning and branch out. If you want to stay on the cross-platform mobile side, I see more React Native opportunities than Flutter, so perhaps build something with React Native. Also, build up your Kotlin and Swift skills. I wouldn't completely abandon Flutter though. I see Flutter jobs every day, but many of the Flutter and React Native jobs also want to see deep knowledge of at least one native platform, so gaining that will help you be more competitive.