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I really think flutter is cross-platform-apps done right. Its rendering engine, its reactive programming model. Its superior to how we write android, ios and w
by TeeWEE 10y ago
I really think flutter is cross-platform-apps done right. Its rendering engine, its reactive programming model. Its superior to how we write android, ios and web apps.
Also, writing a Flutter app is super easy! Its easier to build a demo with flutter, than it is to write the same web-app demo imho.
Would be cool if Google actively starts building their own apps in flutter. And increases the number of widgets in flutter.
I am really considering building my next production app in flutter!
- pawadu 10y agoI understand that at first glance this has some appeal to web developers since it looks somewhat familiar to them. But have you actually tested this yourself? This is a seriously undermanned Google project, which at the same time is trying to solve a huge problem and create a new development ecosystem at the same time. Suffice to say, many things are broken.
- TeeWEE 10y agoI am a native developer (and can do web). This is a tech-preview release, and it first has to prove itself. However I think it is promising. And i would consider it for any app i would create myself. Professionally/production wise, its probably still to risky.. However you save LOTS of money on the short term...
- pawadu 10y agothe thing is Flutter has been a "preview release" for what, two years now?
- angryasian 10y agoWell in the article they say it uses Dart and is more equivalent to Java programming. >Google is also using Flutter in order to develop their new System UI called Fuchsia as it seems if we have a look into their repository. So it does seem to be something they will be investing in. Fuchsia at this time is still sort of an unknown but most people are saying its their new OS.