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I understand the need for some apps to work on desktops, but I haven't personally done any of these before. Just iOS and Android, is all clients ever seem to as

I understand the need for some apps to work on desktops, but I haven't personally done any of these before. Just iOS and Android, is all clients ever seem to ask me. So of course Flutter wouldn't work well for desktop atm. But FYI: it is being looked at - https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding Even seen an MS employee contributing to it as well. As for Dart, its similar to C# in a lot of ways and certainly is gaining traction. I didn't have any difficulty writing Dart code.

pjmlp 8y ago
Dart might be similar to C# in syntax, it just has like 1% of libraries available to C#, no IDE support at the same level as C# and no commercial value to put on the CV. When comparing programming languages one always must look beyond grammar and language semantics. Flutter is trying to be Dart's Rails, it remains to be seen if it will actually accomplish it. How are pure Ruby projects doing in the market outside plain Rails apps?