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So you think Google decided to reverse course again and depend on cross platform frameworks? Facebook also realized that they had to go full native a long time
by scarface74 4y ago
So you think Google decided to reverse course again and depend on cross platform frameworks?
Facebook also realized that they had to go full native a long time ago.
You should always worry when your platform vendor doesn’t eat their own dog food. Besides Flutter will always be behind tsking advantage of the latest iOS features - especially if Google doesn’t depend on it.
This is also one of the major complaints about some of Apple’s APIs especially on the Watch. Even worse, Apple has specialized equipment that makes Watch development faster than it is on the outside.
- timsneath 4y agoWe're using Flutter for plenty of apps internally. Just yesterday we showed off Google Classroom, which has just been rewritten using Flutter for both iOS and Android. Classroom also uses Flutter for the web-based practice sets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVJF_M9bgj4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVJF_M9bgj4 (Disclosure: I work on the Flutter team.)