Got into mobile development in 2020 right when Flutter was getting popular. Tried native Android first, then iOS, realized I didn't want to build everything twice. Flutter solved that problem perfectly.

Built over 50 cross-platform apps - e-commerce, fintech, social media, you name it. The cool part about Flutter is you can actually make apps that don't feel like cheap cross-platform clones. Performance is solid.

These days I'm deep into Flutter 3.x features and Firebase integration. Also learning some SwiftUI because sometimes you just need native code for specific features.

Write about Flutter development, cross-platform best practices, and mobile app architecture. Trying to help people avoid the mistakes I made when starting out.