I like Flutter, and Dart for that matter, but I lost inspiration to keep going because it felt like I was learning something deeply that will be dead in a few years. Why not just learn Swift instead? Or if it must be cross-platform, Qt?
Is this the right stance to take? I just want to pick a desktop app development stack that has some staying power, and isn’t riddled with quirks.
I guess flutter web is the "hook" because it promises a "true" cross platform stack, even though imo it is still very lacking.
On the other hand, QT on mobile (iOS, android) is also a bit weird, and comes with lots of restrictions and gotchas. And it basically does not have any support for web apps (except for some super recent, very experimental wasm platform support, that would probably be even worse than the "app on canvas" experience that flutter web offers)
Is this the right stance to take? I just want to pick a desktop app development stack that has some staying power, and isn’t riddled with quirks.