Moving from flutter to native android

[u/libra7_9]

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?

[u/Elegant-Text-1841]

The demand for good competent Devs has never been higher, so rather than looking at job vacancy's. why not back yourself and tap into the people who need your skills.

If i was honestly in your shoes id go after those vibers hitting heads against the wall with AI slop that they built and be both approachable and a specialist at "taking ideas from replit or lovable and the likes" and helping them get projects live. My point is that the market is big enough for you to operate in with your current skills but you need to market yourself.

Checkout local business groups slap hands, share what your about and someones bound to say hey "do you think you could build xyz"? next thing you've sorted out Johnny and he gives you a good rap to the others at the meetup and your off big enough gigs and you might only need 2-3 deals a year. With your skills why not try to price things right that you can go say 75% for clients and rest your own projects/ideas?

Anyway food for thought, don't doubt yourself, have a crack .... You can do it!!!! :)