4 ms·
Nope, mid-to-high range Android phone from mid-2017. Haven't tried Flutter on iOS at all.
by GranPC 5y ago
Nope, mid-to-high range Android phone from mid-2017. Haven't tried Flutter on iOS at all.
- ishaanbahal 5y agoI started writing flutter apps in their RC1, and since then up till last year (since then I haven't written flutter), flutter had scrolling frame drops on both iOS and Android (high and low end). It was unrelated to device, and happened always when using the listview builder. It may have been fixed now, but it was an issue for a long while. And it also plagued web (hummingbird then).