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I really thought Flutter was going to just fade away, but it really seems to be picking up speed, in no small part due to Fuchsia as you mentioned. Looking at
by dan-0 8y ago
I really thought Flutter was going to just fade away, but it really seems to be picking up speed, in no small part due to Fuchsia as you mentioned.
Looking at the line up for Google I/O, hearing the rumors as we're about to head into it, and with the newest beta release, I'm starting to think Flutter is past the point of being abandoned any time soon.
The real question for me is when will it be stable enough so that I can put it into production without worrying about major API changes breaking everything on the best update.
- rhodysurf 8y agoI was super against Flutter when it was announced. I wrote my apps in objc and java and recently swift/kotlin. I had some downtime recently and tried out flutter for a simple crud app and I gotta say... it makes mobile dev wayyyy more fun. There’s a bunch of stuff missing (maps, etc) and dart isn’t my favorite language (I like kotlin and swift way more) but it’s sooo much easier to prototype up and build cool apps in flutter than native. There’s just so much freedom and you can hot reload to instantly see what you change. IDK that I would make a production app on it today, but it definitely has stuck in my mind.