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Using JavaScript as the language that the framework uses is one thing, but it seems to me that suggesting that it be built around css is basically suggesting th
by bandyaboot 3y ago
Using JavaScript as the language that the framework uses is one thing, but it seems to me that suggesting that it be built around css is basically suggesting that it should be a fundamentally different thing.
- OJFord 3y agoHow so? https://docs.flutter.dev/ui/layout/tutorial#step-2-implement-the-title-row https://docs.flutter.dev/ui/layout/tutorial#step-2-implement... There's not even a JS alternative required here, this step is showing purely an HTML & CSS alternative? Flutter in my mind is 'competing' with Tauri or Electron, which give me an HTML/CSS/JS (or any equivalent traditional web) frontend cross-platform. But I haven't actually used Flutter (or Dart), just looked at docs, so maybe I'm wrong?
- bandyaboot 3y agoAn Electron app is running on top of Chromium and Node, so at some point you’d have to feed them HTML/CSS/JS anyway. It wouldn’t make much sense for the apps to be written in something else. Flutter apps on the other hand build to native apps. Having to build HTML/CSS/JS code into, say, a native windows GUI seems like it would be rather awkward.