Apple probably depends on SwiftUI more than Google does on Flutter, so they'll almost certainly keep it around for the long term. It's used for widgets, the Swi

Apple probably depends on SwiftUI more than Google does on Flutter, so they'll almost certainly keep it around for the long term. It's used for widgets, the SwiftUI preview feature in Xcode, and for various watchOS app rewrites to name a few examples, whereas with a Google project there's always the question of whether it's just a short-term hobby.