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You can find the code for a minimal click-counter app on the front page at: https://flutter.io https://flutter.io For something a bit beefier, we maintain a ‘g
by cbracken 9y ago
You can find the code for a minimal click-counter app on the front page at: https://flutter.io https://flutter.io
For something a bit beefier, we maintain a ‘gallery’ sample app that features a decent selection of widgets and a few demos:
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/tree/master/examples/hello_world https://github.com/flutter/flutter/tree/master/examples/hell...
Disclaimer: I work on Flutter
- cjbos 9y agoThe screenshot looks like the IDE is Visual Studio Code, but I only see instructions for setup with IntelliJ and Android Studio (Is that Android Studio? I've never used that before)
- cbracken 9y agoAh sorry, I meant the code sample under the “Modern, reactive framework” heading. Search for “class CounterState”. As for editors, as you note, the instructions focus on IntelliJ/Android Studio, since that’s where the team has put most work, but there’s good support for VS Code (which I believe is what’s in the screenshot). For those who prefer something more minimal, you can find Dart support for vim and emacs too.
- cjbos 9y agoThanks, I'll check it out
- Numberwang 9y agoThank you for your hard work. Why no plans to support non-mobile? I think it would help increase popularity to have a full solution.
- Hixie 9y agoWe're a small team, so we have to start somewhere. Mobile is where there's a real lack of good solutions right now, so that's where we started. If we're successful and our team grows, or if we get contributions from the community, I could totally see us expanding into other areas. The engine itself is written to have an embedding API so if you're familiar with C++ you could totally start creating a non-mobile solution with Flutter today.