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RE: Persisting User Interface State and Building Bottom Navigation Bars in Dart's Flutter Framework
I have had learning Flutter on my todo list for a while now. I love how it feels familiar enough as a front-end developer to pick up, but also shares similarities in how React Native allows you to build native mobile applications. I dare say it, Flutter looks a lot easier to learn than React Native was. Nice work on the tutorial, I've bookmarked it so I can follow along later on.
That's good to hear.
Here are a few things worth noting, Flutter does share some similarities with React Native and it is extremely easy to learn (especially if you already know a c-like language). That being said, unlike RN, flutter actually compiles completely into native bytecode for the target platform. This goes with the whole "build once run anywhere" philosophy of Flutter.