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Any idea when this will be in beta? That looks way more interesting than React Native to me.

• amelius 9y ago
  Unless you want to run your code on the web as well, I guess ...
  • pjmlp 9y ago
    Not everyone wants to impose 2nd class UI/UX on their users.
  • rpeden 9y ago
    If you write the web version of your app using AngularDart, you could probably share a fair amount of code between the two.
• TulliusCicero 9y ago
  While it's labeled alpha, AFAIK it's fully available for public use and it's fairly functional.
  • IshKebab 9y ago
    Functional but fairly buggy still. For example it misses a lot of button taps because there is a universal move threshold of about 2mm. And if you want to do anything other than display widgets in the app (e.g. display notifications), you're going to have to write a plugin for it.
• on_and_off 9y ago
  Performances are really far off still. 120 fps ? it can't do 30 at the moment. (and fps is a pretty awful metric on mobile, what matters is the number of frame dropped)