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React Native: Pro: Shares codebase across iOS, Android, and web. Con: Sometimes needs platform-specific code. Flutter: Pro: High consistency across platforms. Con: No direct support for web and desktop, though progressing.

React Native: Pro: Comprehensive documentation with a lot of community-made resources. Con: Some resources might be outdated. Flutter: Pro: Extensive, high-quality official documentation. Con: Relatively fewer community resources.

React Native: Pro: Large community and wide adoption. Con: Some community packages may be poorly maintained. Flutter: Pro: Growing community with robust support from Google. Con: Smaller community means potentially less third-party libraries.

React Native: Pro: Very popular, with many big companies using it. Con: Being around longer, it might not incorporate some newer features as quickly. Flutter: Pro: Rapidly gaining popularity due to performance and design flexibility. Con: Relatively new, so less proven in long-term in the market.

React Native: Pro: Strong support for unit and integration testing. Con: E2E testing can be challenging. Flutter: Pro: Rich set of testing features for unit, widget, and integration tests. Con: Lacks some tools for E2E testing.

React Native: Pro: Lower cost due to use of widely known JavaScript. Con: Complex features might require more experienced (and costly) developers. Flutter: Pro: Might reduce cost by speeding up development with hot reload and a unified codebase. Con: Dart developers could be more expensive due to rarity.

React Native: Pro: Hot reloading speeds up development. Con: Can sometimes be unstable or not reflect changes immediately. Flutter: Pro: Hot reload is very stable and allows for near instant UI updates. Con: State may be lost on hot reload which requires careful management.

React Native: Pro: Easily integrates with existing native apps. Con: Might encounter compatibility issues with some native modules. Flutter: Pro: Also supports integration with existing apps but with better performance. Con: Can be more complicated to integrate due to different build systems.

React Native: Pro: Easier for web developers familiar with JavaScript and React. Con: Requires understanding of native development concepts. Flutter: Pro: Consistent API and tooling make for a straightforward learning process for newcomers. Con: Requires learning Dart and the Flutter-specific way of UI creation.

React Native: Pro: Good performance for most apps. Con: May require native modules for heavy computation. Flutter: Pro: High performance due to compiled native code. Con: Large app sizes can be a potential downside.

React Native: Pro: Established CI/CD tools for automation. Con: Might require additional setup for native parts. Flutter: Pro: Streamlined build process with support for popular CI/CD tools. Con: Less flexibility with custom native builds.

React Native: Pro: Rich ecosystem with native-looking components. Con: Might struggle with complex UI designs. Flutter: Pro: Customizable widgets that can create complex UI. Con: Learning curve to master widget composition.

React Native: Pro: Fast development with hot reload and extensive libraries. Con: Might need native code for complex tasks, increasing development time. Flutter: Pro: Fast prototyping with hot reload and rich widgets. Con: Larger projects might suffer compile-time slowdowns.

React Native: Pro: Customizable themes for branding but requires extra effort. Con: Less control over animations and transitions. Flutter: Pro: Powerful theming capabilities and control over animations. Con: Requires deeper understanding to customize effectively.

React Native: Pro: Ample third-party libraries for various needs. Con: Reliability varies; some libraries may be unmaintained. Flutter: Pro: Growing number of quality-controlled libraries. Con: Limited compared to React Native due to newer ecosystem.

React Native: Pro: If well-structured, can be maintained easily. Con: JavaScript lacks some safety features that can lead to maintainability issues. Flutter: Pro: Strong typing in Dart helps with maintainability. Con: The layered architecture can be complex to understand.

React Native: Pro: Uses JavaScript, widely known amongst developers. Con: Dynamic typing can lead to runtime errors. Flutter: Pro: Uses Dart, which has clear syntax and good tooling. Con: Less familiar to many developers.

React Native: Pro: Scalable with proper architecture. Con: Performance bottlenecks with heavy native functionality. Flutter: Pro: Designed with scalability in mind, good for complex apps. Con: Might face challenges with large teams due to lack of established best practices.

React Native: Pro: Mature ecosystem with wide adoption. Con: Some parts of the ecosystem may evolve slowly. Flutter: Pro: Ecosystem growing rapidly with strong backing from Google. Con: Still gaining maturity, meaning some tools/plugins may be in early development stages.